RESCON EUROPE 2026 - Inhalation & RESpiratory Drug Delivery | CONnected Devices

RESCON EUROPE 2026 - Inhalation & RESpiratory Drug Delivery | CONnected Devices focuses on innovations in inhalation and respiratory drug delivery, exploring advancements in connected devices, artificial intelligence, and emerging therapeutic trends.

Key Topics

• Digital inhalers and smart nebulizers: integration, compliance & future potential
• Artificial intelligence & digital twin technology: transforming respiratory drug development
• MDI transition to low global warming potential (GWP) propellants: challenges & industry readiness
• Polymers, lipid nanoparticles & other novel drug delivery strategies for inhalation
• Inhaled gene therapies & mRNA-based vaccines: scientific & regulatory developments
• Regulatory changes for drug-device combinations: practical implications for pharma & medtech
• Connectivity and remote monitoring in respiratory care: overcoming adoption barriers
• Intranasal drug delivery for systemic and CNS diseases: emerging applications
• Next-gen inhaled gene therapies & mRNA-based vaccines: scientific & regulatory developments
• Global market entry strategies: aligning regulatory requirements across key regions
• Formulating high-dose inhaled biologics: overcoming stability and delivery challenges
• Respiratory drug development beyond COPD & asthma: new therapeutic opportunities
• Medical imaging & AI: enhancing drug delivery and treatment optimization
• Quality assurance agreements (QAA) in inhalation product development: what pharma needs to know

Who should Attend

• Directors of respiratory drug development
• Senior vice presidents of inhalation drug delivery technologies
• Heads of departments in device development and engineering
• Vice presidents of respiratory pharmacology
• Members of board in inhalation product development
• Medical device engineers
• Generics & respiratory experts
• Inhaled formulation science professionals
• Device engineering specialists
• Business development managers
• Medical marketing professionals
• Scientists in respiratory R&D
• Experts in pulmonary disease
• Packaging specialists for inhalation devices