ADC Engineering Design Symposium

A focused, vendor-neutral technical forum for professionals involved in the design, scale-up, and operation of Antibody Drug Conjugate (ADC) and HPAPI manufacturing facilities. The symposium aims to share practical engineering strategies and lessons learned across process, facility, containment, automation, and EHS disciplines, supporting informed decision-making from process development through commercial launch.

OBJECTIVES

Aligning process development intent with facility and containment execution

Addressing HPAPI risk management in integrated ADC environments

Evaluating design trade-offs across PD, clinical, and commercial scales

Exploring ADC contract manufacturing opportunities

Facilitating peer-to-peer technical exchange based on real project experience

HIGHLIGHTS

1 DAY EVENT

ADC process architecture & scale-up considerations
Containment engineering for high-potency payloads (OEB-4 to OEB-5)
Facility & HVAC zoning, pressure cascades, and waste handling
Automation, PAT, and digital enablement in contained operations

DISCUSSION FORMAT

Expert-led technical presentations
Moderated peer panel discussion
Open Q&A focused on practical engineering and operating challenges
Vendor-neutral, experience-driven dialogue
In-person technical symposium with limited attendance to support high-quality discussion

Intended Professional Audience

Process, manufacturing, and facility engineers
containment and industrial hygiene specialists
EHS professionals; automation and digital engineers
CQV and validation leads
MSAT and technical operations leaders involved in ADC programs

PRESENTERS

Senior engineering and technical leaders with direct ADC project delivery experience across process design, facility engineering, containment, automation, and EHS. Final speaker list, titles, and biographies provided prior to the event