Decoding the Next Wave of IO Biomarkers
Two days. Two streams. Over 400 scientists, executives, and innovators at the DoubleTree by Hilton, Tower of London. Here's what it looked like.




ImmunoMark Summit London 2026 attracted a deliberately senior, cross-functional audience — the decision-makers, scientists, and innovators actively shaping the future of immuno-oncology and precision diagnostics across Europe and beyond.
Geography
60% UK & Ireland · 40% Rest of Europe
The inaugural European edition of ImmunoMark Summit concluded on 6th March 2026 — and the results exceeded every benchmark we set. Here is what the data and feedback told us.
Attended across both days from pharma, biotech, academia, and beyond
Presented across both parallel streams over two full days
Supported the event across Platinum, Gold, and Silver tiers
Next-Gen IO and Biomarkers & CDx — running simultaneously all day
End of Day 1 networking reception and dinner at the Tower of London venue
Post-event survey respondents said they would recommend ImmunoMark Summit
Opened with a landmark keynote from Louis Boon (JJP Biologics). Sessions covered CAR-T multi-antigen targeting for solid tumours, Treg cell modulation in glioblastoma, ML-driven multispecific antibody engineering, patient-derived tumour models with AI spatial profiling, molecular mimicry for cancer vaccine design, and NK cell therapy in CLL and lymphoma.
Keynote by John Smeraglia (AstraZeneca) on biomarker strategy as a clinical decision-making tool. Sessions on home-sampling biomarkers, extracellular vesicle profiling, AI-driven PD-L1 standardisation, and a landmark panel — Biomarkers as Market-Makers in Oncology — moderated by Yariv Hefez (Merck), with panellists from J&J and Roche.
Comprehensive post-event analysis, attendance data, and session highlights in PDF format.
TESTIMONIALS
Don't take our word for it. Here's what the scientists, executives and innovators who attended ImmunoMark Summit London 2026 had to say.
400+ senior leaders. Two streams. One agenda: advancing precision oncology.
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