We proudly share a first glimpse at the program of our upcoming Annual Symposium. Registration and abstract submission are now open! More information about (nominations for) the Greiner award can be found here.

We proudly share a first glimpse at the program of our upcoming Annual Symposium. Registration and abstract submission are now open! More information about (nominations for) the Greiner award can be found here.


We would like to highlight the following conference that may be of interest to our community: the 3rd RNA Horizons Conference will take place on 16-18 September 2026 in Munich, Germany. This gathering is dedicated to advancing the transformative potential of RNA technology in cancer medicine. It will explore cutting-edge advancements in RNA system biology as well as novel therapeutic avenues of RNA therapeutics, and it will foster interdisciplinary collaboration.
Some of the key areas that will be covered:
To learn more, please visit www.rnahorizons.com.
The NVGCT Greiner Award is a yearly awarded prize for the best Dutch thesis on gene or cell therapy research. At our upcoming Annual Conference (25-26 June 2026) we will grant this award to a thesis that was successfully defended in 2025. Written nominations by the thesis promotor and/or co-promotor can be addressed to the NVGCT scientific committee via Dr. Massimiliano Caiazzo (letter and pdf of the thesis). The call for nominations for the Greiner Award 2025 will close on 1 April 2026. More information and a list of previous Greiner Award winners can be found here.
The NVGCT Annual Conference in 2026 will take place on 25-26 June 2026 at de Werelt, Lunteren. Make sure to save the date, and keep an eye on this page and our socials to stay up-to-date about the program and registration.
You can register here
Abstract submission is now open. Deadline for sending in your abstracts is April 1st, 2026.

Het dagblad Trouw heeft in samenwerking met de VSOP een bijlage gepubliceerd waarin de lezer geinformeerd wordt over gen- en celtherapie in Nederland: de stand van zaken, en het belang van samenwerking tussen wetenschap, overheid en samenleving. De bijlage bevat 3 interviews: met onze NVGCT voorzitter Prof. Victor van Beusechem, een patient, en een arts. Gezamenlijk lichten zij toe hoe onderzoekers, artsen en patiënten samen werken aan de toekomst van zorg. Hoe dichtbij zijn we bij echte toepassingen voor patiënten? En wat is ervoor nodig om baanbrekend onderzoek sneller naar de kliniek te brengen?
De volledige bijlage kan hier gelezen worden. De afzonderlijke artikelen zijn te bereiken via onderstaande links: