The Pharmacology of RNA Drugs: An Unmet Pharmacological Need Tackled by the National Centre of RNA drugs
Join us in Milan, at the Assolombarda headquarters, for the second scientific conference of SPOKE 9.
Held on November 4–5, 2025, this in-person event will bring together over 180 researchers from 22 institutions to explore innovative technologies, genomic platforms, and biological models that are shaping the future of RNA drug development and regulation.
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Advances in Extracellular Vesicles membrane fusion processes for enhanced loading of genetic materials
Manuela Curcio
Reporter Mouse Models for Non-Invasive Assessment of Immunomodulation in Anticancer Vaccine Development
Electra Brunialti
Explore the Scientific Contributions of SPOKE 9
The full collection of abstracts is now available for consultation. Discover the latest advancements in mRNA vaccines, siRNAs, ASOs, delivery systems, and regulatory science.
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Mudassir Khan
Development of workflows for the detection of RNA-based drugs for pharmacokinetic studies
Alessandro Arcari