We are excited to invite you to the Ion Channel Modulation Symposium at Harvard University in Boston. The meeting, the fourth ICMS^® in the United States, is a collaborative effort co-hosted by Sophion Bioscience and Professor Bruce Palmer Bean’s lab at Harvard Medical School. The symposium will take place on Wednesday and Thursday, October 23 – 24, 2024, at the Joseph B. Martin Conference Center at Harvard Medical School.

The ICMS brings together a broad range of people from academia, CROs and the pharmaceutical industry to discuss the science of ion channel modulation. Our symposium will feature more than 20 speakers from labs around the world presenting to around 130 attendees.

ICMS meetings have become a sought-after event, and we aim to go above and beyond the previous meetings in the USA:

• In 2023 in Los Angeles, in collaboration with the University of California, UCI Health
• In 2022 in New York, in collaboration with NYU Grossman School of Medicine
• In 2019 in Boston, in collaboration with Amgen

See programs, posters and talks from previous ICMS meetings in the USA, Europe and Japan here.

Invited speakers will address diverse research areas over two days of talks and poster sessions, spiced up with breaks long enough to meet new people and forge new relationships. From voltage-gated to ligand-gated channels, from structural biology to drug discovery, the meeting covers a broad range of ion channels, present important issues in modulating these targets for drug discovery purposes, and aims to explore new technologies and approaches to the research.