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Welcome to IP & Patent Strategy for ATMPs Summit 2025

The study of the human microbiome remains one of the most exciting frontiers in modern medicine, that, if targeted correctly, has the potential to benefit millions of patients suffering from numerous diseases. However, the potential for effective disease treatment through the microbiome is matched by the unique challenges in developing them. The 4th Microbiome Movement – Drug Development Summit returns to help cutting-edge pharmaceutical and academic researchers pursue the causal role of the human microbiome in disease to help deliver a new generation of targeted therapeutics, biomarker and diagnostics to patients that demonstrate consistent clinical outcomes and mechanisms of action.

So whether you’re part of a microbiome-focused biotech, a pharmaceutical organization assessing this exciting field, or an academic researcher with breakthrough findings, join the Microbiome Movement as we explore the global advances in translational microbiome research, and meet like-minded peers who are continuing to understand the causal and therapeutic potential of the human microbiome.

3 Streams Of Granular Scientific Content

DISCOVERY & PRE-CLINICAL DEVELOPMENT

MANUFACTURING, 
CLINICAL & COMMERCIALIZATION

BIOMARKERS, BIOINFORMATICS & THERAPEUTIC RESPONSENOSTICS

Learn how leaders in the field are defining host microbiome interactions, identifying new targets and addressing the current challenges in the pre-clinical development of microbiome-based therapeutics across a broad range of modalities and disease phenotypes.

Navigate through the evolving translational, clinical, regulatory and manufacturing challenges of microbiome-based therapeutics to help improve clinical outcomes and bring these products to a commercial scale.

Review research on the identification of microbiome-derived biomarkers and better understand their application to help guide clinical development, and as a patient stratification tool for predetermining therapeutic response across multiple disease phenotypes.

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