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CAR FINDER: A Platform for Rapid CAR T-Cell Screening

Developing effective CAR T-cell therapies begins with selecting the optimal chimeric antigen receptor (CAR). Rapid and comprehensive screening of CAR candidates enables researchers to identify high-performing molecules that can improve therapeutic outcomes and accelerate development timelines.

In this webinar, you'll discover how CAR FINDER streamlines CAR screening, helping researchers efficiently identify the most promising CAR candidates for next-generation cell therapies.

18 th September, 2026     4:00 PM CEST

What You Will Learn

  • Understand why CAR selection is a critical step in developing effective CAR T-cell therapies.
  • Explore the key factors that influence CAR performance and therapeutic success.
  • Learn how rapid and comprehensive CAR screening accelerates research and development.
  • Discover how CAR FINDER helps identify high-performing CAR candidates efficiently.
  • Gain insights into how streamlined screening can support the development of next-generation CAR T-cell therapies.

Who Should Attend

  • Cell & Gene Therapy Scientists
  • CAR T-Cell Research Scientists
  • Drug Discovery Scientists
  • Research Scientists
  • Process Development Scientists

Speakers:

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Dr. Sandy Tretbar
Group Leader, Cell and Molecular Biology Unit, Fraunhofer IZI

Dr. Sandy Tretbar is a Molecular Biology and RNA Biochemist by training who spent her PhD and postdoc time in Germany and the US. After her second Postdoc in the immunology field, she joined the Fraunhofer IZI in 2018 as Research Associate and advanced as Group Leader in 2021. Now, she combines her long-standing RNA research experience with cell therapy development in immune oncology to investigate mRNA-based cell and gene therapies for the treatment of cancer and various other diseases.