Antibodies, cytometry, immune-profiling assays and TME characterisation: meet the translational immunologists who specify them, in San Diego, London and Boston.
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ImmunoMark is a cancer immunology conference for the industry side of the field: two days in which translational immunologists from biotech and pharma discuss the T cell, NK cell, myeloid and tumour microenvironment biology that decides whether an immunotherapy works.
If you sell antibodies and reagents, cytometry instruments and panels, immune-profiling services, multiplex assays or spatial tools for TME characterisation, those discussions are your product’s use cases. The people giving and hearing them specify what goes into the next study, and many of them hold the budget for it.
On the crowded calendar of immunotherapy conferences, the useful filter for a tool vendor is simple: how many of the people in the room both understand your application data and can act on it? ImmunoMark’s published audience mix answers that directly.
Each row links a tool category to real sessions on the published 2027 agendas, so you can see where your applications will come up in conversation.
| Your tool category | Where it comes up on the agenda | The conversation to have |
|---|---|---|
| Flow and spectral cytometry, immune-monitoring panels | Functional T cell Biomarkers for Precision Immuno-Oncology (London, Stream 2); Single-Cell Technologies and Functional Biomarkers Driving the Future of Precision Oncology (San Diego, Stream 2) | Panel design and standardisation for functional T cell readouts in trials |
| Antibodies and reagents for myeloid biology | Therapeutic Targeting of Human LILRBs: A Novel Class of Myeloid Checkpoint Inhibitors (London, Stream 1) | Validated clones and assays for emerging myeloid targets |
| TME characterisation: spatial, multiplex imaging, digital pathology | Reprogramming the Tumour Microenvironment to Overcome Resistance to Cancer Immunotherapy (San Diego, Stream 1); Digital Pathology & Spatial Transcriptomics in Oncology (London, Stream 2) | Mapping immune infiltrates before and after treatment |
| Cell therapy phenotyping and potency | Emerging NK Cell, TIL and In Vivo CAR Platforms Reshaping Cancer Immunotherapy (San Diego, Stream 1) | Persistence, exhaustion and potency assays for engineered cells |
| Antigen discovery and T cell assays | Personalised Cancer Vaccines and Neoantigen Discovery for Next-Generation Immunotherapies (San Diego, Stream 1) | Epitope screening and antigen-specific T cell detection |
| Bioassays for engagers | Bispecific and Multispecific Immune Engagers (London, Stream 1) | Cytotoxicity, cytokine release and target-engagement assays |
| Microbiome and host-response profiling | Harnessing the Human Microbiome to Enhance Immunotherapy Response and Patient Outcomes (San Diego, Stream 1) | Linking microbiome signatures to immune response data |
Note how often the immunology sits in Stream 2 as well as Stream 1. If your product is mainly a multiplex or spatial platform, the biomarker technology page covers that angle, and our explainer on spatial proteomics vs spatial transcriptomics is useful context for TME conversations.
Tool sales in immunology usually need two people: the scientist who chooses the method and the leader who approves the spend. Both are in the delegate list.
Whether your US team would call this a tumor immunology conference or your European team a cancer immunotherapy conference, the buyer profile is the same. Tool companies already use it: LUMICKS, PromoCell, CellCarta, Seer, HAWK Biosystems and Hologic Diagenode all had people on the London 2026 speaker panel.
The packages are identical at every edition. What changes is where your field applications scientists and distributors are based.
Launch edition, 300+ senior attendees expected. Stream 1 is strong on engineered cells, neoantigen vaccines and the tumour microenvironment, all assay-heavy areas. See the San Diego Stream 1 page.
2nd annual, 400+ target, delegates 60% UK and Ireland and 40% rest of Europe. Myeloid checkpoints, allogeneic cells and engagers feature in Stream 1. See the London Stream 1 page.
Launch edition, 300+ attendees expected. The agenda is still to be published, so it suits vendors who want a mid-year US date once the first two editions are done.
For an edition-by-edition comparison written for therapy-side IO vendors, see the immuno-oncology summit page.
Tool vendors need three things: a booth to demonstrate, a stage for application data and meetings with the people who sign. Gold covers all three.
A 30-minute Day 2 talk before lunch is the right length for an application case study, and the booth keeps your demos running for both days.
For a focused reagent or antibody portfolio where the demo does the selling.
For immune-profiling service labs that sell to translational leads in private.
Tier details for each edition: San Diego sponsorship opportunities and London sponsorship opportunities.
Tell us your tool category and we will point you to the sessions and package that fit.
Request the prospectusWhat sponsors said
Here is what sponsors told us at our London 2026 launch edition.
We really liked the focus of the event, the topics, the talks, really good opportunity to engage with people, the support we get from you is really great and we appreciate that very much. Based on our experience we would be very interested in also sponsoring the next annual event.

We are always interested in sponsoring interesting conference, based on this years experience, I guess I will manage to get some budget for the next edition.

Conversations I have had are very high level, the footfalls been great and the kind of research going on around is really life changing. We will be very interested in sponsoring the second annual.

My experience here at Immunomark 2026 has been really great. We benefit from very good logistical organisation. Networking sessions were excellent and we consider Immunomark a strategic conference for the coming years.

We got the occasion to discuss customer projects and understand their needs better and how we can help them.

The conference has been great so far with strong interactions at the booth and excellent attendance at our talk. We will definitely think about the next edition.

Quality of the talks were really nice and the attendee list had experts from biotech pharma field. It was great meeting everyone and we look forward to positive outcomes.

The talks have been really interesting so far with a great combination of researchers and clinicians. Moderators encouraged excellent discussions.

It is industry-led. 55–60% of delegates come from biotech and pharma and 10–15% from academia, with 45–50% in senior leadership and 20–30% scientists, PIs and technologists. The sessions are scientific, but most of the people in them are in a position to buy.
Yes. Gold sponsors get a 30-minute talk on Day 2 before lunch and Silver sponsors a 15-minute talk on Day 2 after lunch, each in the stream they choose. Platinum sponsors get a 30-minute talk on Day 1.
Use the talk and the booth for scientists who specify methods, and pre-scheduled 1:1 meetings for translational and biomarker leads who approve spend. You choose meetings from the full delegate list and profiles sent 10 days before the event, and the wishlist feature helps target the rest.
Choose Stream 1, Next-Gen Immuno-Oncology, if your applications are in cell therapy, myeloid biology, engagers or the tumour microenvironment. Choose Stream 2, Biomarkers & Companion Diagnostics, if your story is about functional biomarkers, single-cell or spatial readouts used in trials.
London (3–4 March 2027) draws 60% of delegates from the UK and Ireland and 40% from the rest of Europe. San Diego (10–11 February 2027) and Boston (June 2027) are the US launch editions. The packages are the same at all three.
Sponsor one edition or build a programme across San Diego, London and Boston. We will send the prospectus and availability within one working day.