CellPort at PEGS Boston 2026

Biologics programs are highly sensitive to how work is executed. Small differences in process and context can shape how these programs perform over time.

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On May 11–15, CellPort will be in Boston for the PEGS Boston Summit 2026.

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Across protein engineering, antibody development, and biologics discovery, PEGS brings focus to the work that moves these programs forward, from early design through applied development.

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As that work progresses, what happens between experiments starts to matter more. How results are captured, how processes are repeated, and how work is carried forward across teams all play a role in how programs evolve.

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This is where software becomes critical. Structuring how experimental work is captured, connecting it across workflows, and retaining that context over time helps ensure consistency and reproducibility as programs advance.