Bioanalysis, Biomarkers, Immunogenicity, Gene & Cell Therapy & Vaccines
The 20th WRIB (Workshops on Recent Issues in Bioanalysis) will be built on the success of the previous meetings, especially the 19th WRIB where 1200 professionals (in person and remote) representing pharma/biotech companies, CROs, and multiple regulatory agencies convened to discuss current topics of interest in bioanalysis. High Quality, better compliance to regulations and scientific excellence have always been the foundations of WRIB.
20th WRIB will take place on April 13-17, 2026 in Dallas, TX, USA. In case you are not sure about travel, remote attendance option will also be made available, and you can switch between the in-person and remote options.
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What makes WRIB special SCIENTIFICALLY?
- Learn from Internationally Recognized Key Opinion Leaders: WRIB is the ONLY conference to present the Latest Advances, Challenges and Solutions from only Internationally Recognized Key Opinion Leaders to provide you with learning opportunities from the very best.
- Meet the Largest Panel of Regulators: WRIB continues its traditional interactive Regulators' Sessions including Regulators' Inputs Presentations and "ASK THE REGULATORS" Panel Discussions to address all your questions directly with the regulators
- Novel Case Studies and Emerging Approaches: WRIB is the ONLY program built on White Paper recommendations from the previous years to ensure no repetitions of same discussions but a continuous evolution of Science, Regulations, and Technologies.
What makes WRIB special LOGISTICALLY?
In this busy and fast paced environment, it is great to attend a conference that organizes everything for you so all you need to do is to focus on your learning:
- No need to look for speakers' slides before and during the meeting... At WRIB you will still receive a printed program book containing all the presentation slides from all the speakers, so you can follow the talks and take notes on the slides in your program book where they belong to.
- No need to run to look for a restaurant/cafe for food and drinks... At WRIB, breakfast, mid-morning snacks, hot buffet lunch, mid-afternoon snacks, wine and beer reception drinks are all included for you every single day so you can just focus on learning and networking :-)
- No need to look for which session to follow or scramble from one room to another to catch different speakers in parallel sessions... At WRIB all sessions are sequential so just sit, relax, and enjoy the meeting!
Maximize your Learning...
20th WRIB continues to feature the unique 3-DAY Full Immersion Main Workshop sequential program including Main Workshop DAY 1, DAY 2 and DAY 3 for those aiming for full immersion in Bioanalysis.
However, for those into certain focus, there is the flexibility to select 2-DAY Main Workshop program by choosing either 2-DAY Ligand-Binding, Cell-Based, and Molecular Assays (DAY 1 & DAY 2) or 2-DAY Mass Spec, Chromatography, and Sample Prep (DAY 2 & DAY 3) based on each attendee's specific field of interest and learning needs.
In addition to the 3-DAY Main Workshop program, there are also 7 Full-Day Specialized Workshops dedicated for advanced training and specific focus spreading throughout the week to further deepen attendees' knowledge with many choices to combine Main Workshop DAYs with these Specialized Workshops to maximize the learning process.
Come with your Questions, and go back with your Answers!
Like the previous editions, 20th WRIB will again be
- Very practical with a variety of hot topics/contents;
- Highly interactive with thought-provoking Q&A dialogs and panel discussions;
- Very informative with the active participation from global regulatory agencies;
- Well formulated with excellent balance of science and regulations.
You can find more information on WRIB through published article Looking beyond the WRIB Decennial Index of the White Papers in Bioanalysis.
WRIB is organized by CFABS, a non-profit scientific organization dedicated to promote exchange of knowledge and sharing of ideas in analytical and bioanalytical sciences.
