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15 October, 2025

Cell & Gene Therapy Virtual Event Series 2025

This interactive event will spotlight transformative advances in cellular and genetic technologies, from CRISPR and CAR-T therapies to AI-driven development and evolving regulatory frameworks.

Key takeaways

  • Emerging Modalities: CRISPR, CAR-T, off-the-shelf therapies, AAVs, non-viral methods.

  • Revolutionary Tech: NGS, in vivo editing, biomolecular engineering, AI.

  • Therapeutic Advances: Rare disease gene therapy, oncolytic viruses, personalized immunotherapies.

  • Bioanalysis: Single-cell analysis, high-throughput screening, multiplex assays.

  • Regulation: Approval pathways, global harmonization, post-market surveillance.

23 October, 2025

Refeyn-Pfizer-mRNA-Webinar

Method development for characterization of mRNA vaccines and therapeutics with mass photometry

In this webcast, Lauren Barnes (Pfizer) and Matt Ranaghan (Refeyn) share new research on key experimental factors for reliable mass photometry (MP) and demonstrate how mass photometry supports mRNA development—from formulation and process optimization to quality control.

Key takeaways

  • Understand how mass photometry can be used to analyze RNA at the single-molecule level 
  • Learn to assess RNA sample quality, including purity, integrity, and aggregation
  • See practical examples of mass photometry in action for mRNA characterization and comparability assessments 

We have hosted a range of webinars, where we discuss applications of mass photometry as well as how to get the best out of our technology. You can watch any of them on this page. To stay updated on upcoming webinars, please check out our events calendar.

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