Conigen News and Events
Conigen Bioscience is at ASPET 2026!
Booth #200
May 17th – May 20th
Minneapolis, MN
Join us at Booth #200 to explore our latest protein tools and get a preview of what’s coming next.
Conigen Bioscience is going to ChAbS 2026
Table #15
May 9th – 10th
Boston, MA
Stop by Table #15 to learn more about our latest product releases, posters, and explore new tools for your research.
Conigen Bioscience is attending ASGCT 2026
Booth #1411
May 12th-14th
Boston, MA
Join us at Booth #1411 to connect, share what we’ve been working on, and hear what you’re excited about in gene and cell therapy. Don’t miss out on our exclusive offers for Conigen’s novel cell membrane proteins and antibody reagents!
Conigen Bioscience is Exhibiting at PEGS 2026
Booth #721
May 11th-14th
Boston, MA
Stop by Booth #721 for special offers on Conigen’s novel cell membrane proteins and antibody reagents.
Poster Presentations
POSTER SESSION A: Monday – Tuesday morning: A033: Multi-Pass Complex Proteins Displayed on Virus-Like Particles Are Bioactive in Binding to Specific Antibodies and Ligands
POSTER SESSION B: Tuesday afternoon – Wednesday: B027: A Panel of Class A, B and F GPCR-Specific Antibodies Can Detect the Targets Expressed on Live Cell Surfaces by Flow Cytometry
POSTER SESSION C: Thursday: C040: Novel Soluble Fc-Free CD19 Dimeric Protein for Specific, Sensitive and Broadly Applicable CD19 CAR-T Cell Detection by Flow Cytometry
Conigen Bioscience is Exhibiting at Immunology 2026
Booth #537
April 16-18
Boston, MA
Join us at Booth #537 to explore our latest protein tools and get a preview of what’s coming next.
Poster Presentations
Innovative Precision Antibody Discovery Platform Generated GPCR-Specific Antibodies Binding to The Target on Live Cell Surfaces for A Panel of GPCRs
Target-specific monoclonal antibodies detect the GPCRs PAR1 or DRD2 expressed on live cell surfaces by Flow Cytometry
Novel CD3-epsilon/delta and IFNαR1/R2 heterodimer proteins are bioactive for in vitro assays and immunogenic in eliciting diverse antibodies in mice
Multi-Pass Proteins Displayed on Virus-Like Particles Are Bioactive in Binding to Specific Antibodies and Ligands