Events MaxCyte Events Receive upcoming events, new resources and more in your inbox Sign up to the newsletter Row herosectionWave Shape Decorative svg added to top Upcoming Events Past Events Oct 20, 2026 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States Seminar: Keeping pace with emerging FDA expectations Join MaxCyte at the University of Pennsylvania for a luncheon seminar on genomic safety assessment for base editing therapeutics. Oct 27 - Oct 30, 2026 Hamburg, Germany ESGCT 2026 Join MaxCyte at the 2026 ESGCT conference. Visit us at booth I-14 to learn more about our instruments, services, and partnerships. Load More Events Oct 15, 2026 La Jolla, California, United States Lunch and Learn: High-Efficiency Cell Engineering at Salk Join us for our “High Efficiency Cell Engineering” lunch and learn seminar at Salk Institute. Oct 13 - Oct 15, 2026 Basel, Switzerland Festival of Biologics 2026 Join MaxCyte at the 2026 Festival of Biologics in Basel, Switzerland. Visit us at booth 150 to connect with our team. Oct 14 - Oct 15, 2026 London, UK ELRIG 2026 Join MaxCyte at ELRIG Drug Discovery 2026 in London. Connect with the team at booth K33. Aug 20, 2026 Los Angeles, California Scale Ready G-Rex® Grant Tour – Los Angeles Join us at the G-Rex Grant Tour Los Angeles to hear from leaders bringing hope to patients through advanced cell & gene therapies. Aug 11 - Aug 15, 2026 Cold Spring, New York Genome Engineering: CRISPR Frontiers 2026 Join MaxCyte at CRISPR Frontiers 2026 for a luncheon seminar on genomic safety assessment for base editing therapeutics and evolving FDA expectations. Jul 30, 2026 La Jolla, California, United States Lunch and Learn: High-Efficiency Cell Engineering at SBP Join us for “High Efficiency Cell Engineering” lunch and learn seminar hosted in partnership with Sanford Burnham Prebys. Jul 23 - Jul 25, 2026 Tokyo, Japan Annual Meeting of Japan Society of Gene & Cell Therapy Connect with MaxCyte at the 32nd Annual Meeting of the Japan Society of Gene and Cell Therapy to explore innovations advancing the future of gene and cell therapy. Load More Events
