Gene Editing and RNA Technologies GEAR on September 15-17, 2026 in Boston, United States

The Gene Editing and RNA Landscape Is Changing Fast—Are You Part of the Conversation?

The biggest discussions in biotech right now are happening at the intersection of gene editing and RNA technologies.

CRISPR is rapidly moving beyond experimental science into real clinical applications, with breakthroughs in therapies targeting sickle cell disease, inherited immune disorders, cholesterol conditions, HIV, and chronic infections. At the same time, next-generation approaches like base editing and prime editing are gaining momentum for their precision and therapeutic potential.

Researchers and companies across the industry are focused on critical questions including:

• Safer delivery systems and lipid nanoparticles

• Reducing immune responses and improving safety

• Faster development of scalable platform therapies

• Personalized CRISPR treatments for rare diseases

• AI-driven discovery and therapeutic optimization

RNA technologies are evolving just as quickly.

The field has expanded far beyond mRNA vaccines into cancer therapeutics, RNA editing, gene silencing, programmable therapeutics, and personalized medicine. One of the fastest-growing areas is RNA editing—often called “the next CRISPR”—which offers the ability to temporarily repair or rewrite RNA without permanently altering DNA.

Scientists are especially watching advances in:

• ADAR-based RNA editing

• Programmable RNA repair

• Transient therapeutic editing approaches

• Next-generation RNA delivery technologies

These are the exact conversations shaping the future of medicine—and they’re happening at the 2026 Gene Editing and RNA Technologies (GEAR) Conference.

GEAR 2026 brings together researchers, biotech leaders, pharma, technology providers, and innovators to explore the science, technologies, partnerships, and commercialization strategies driving the next phase of genetic medicine.

Be part of the discussions advancing the future of gene editing and RNA technologies.

Session Topics include:

Gene Editing

Targeted Delivery

Vaccines

RNA Technologies

Manufacturing

Applications of AI/ML in RNA Therapeutics