C&G Editor in Chief, Erin Harris
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Why In Vivo Innovation, Regulatory Convergence Will Help Shape CGT's Next Chapter
10/19/2026
Connecting scientific advances with scalable manufacturing, rigorous evidence, and regulatory strategies can help bring therapies to patients.
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Inside The Next Phase In Autoimmune CAR T From Meeting On The Mesa 2026
10/12/2026
At Meeting on the Mesa 2026, industry leaders discussed what it will take to move autoimmune CAR T beyond promising clinical results.
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What LSPA's Life Sciences Future Says About The Road Ahead For CGT
10/2/2026
The LSPA’s Life Sciences Future 2026 highlighted how shifting capital, M&A, global competition, and commercial pressures are reshaping CGT.
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Inside Scaling Next-Gen MSCs Without Scaling Risk
9/25/2026
Here's why scaling MSC therapies requires maintaining product consistency, potency, and comparability as manufacturing evolves.
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Inside Kyverna's Autoimmune CAR T Platform Beyond SPS
9/16/2026
Kyverna's progress suggests that autoimmune CAR T's commercial viability will depend as much on manufacturing readiness and focused indication selection as on its potential to deliver durable, drug-free remission.
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Autoimmune CAR T Has Hit A Critical Moment. Are We Asking The Right Questions?
9/2/2026
The promise of autoimmune CAR T is enormous, but recent safety pauses from Novartis and BMS underscore why the field needs a more patient-centered approach to risk, clinical outcomes, access, and real-world delivery.
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Why Celcuity's REVTORPYK Creates A New Path For Precision Oncology
8/28/2026
REVTORPYK's FDA approval highlights the broader push toward precision therapies that address complex disease biology, overcome resistance, and deliver more durable patient benefit.
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In Vivo CAR T Needs More Than Better Cell Engineering
8/26/2026
In vivo CAR T’s potential to expand access and simplify manufacturing hinges on targeted LNP delivery and solving the durability challenge.
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Reimagining Solid Tumor Immunotherapy With SRC-3-Edited Tregs
8/20/2026
CoRegen’s investigational autologous cell therapy, CRG-150, is designed to disrupt tumor-driven immune suppression by knocking out SRC-3 in Tregs, potentially exposing solid tumors to the patient’s own immune response without lymphodepletion.
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Building Antigen-Specific Immune Tolerance For Autoimmune Disease
8/10/2026
Antigen-specific immune tolerance could redefine autoimmune disease treatment by precisely retraining the immune system rather than broadly suppressing it.