Explore upcoming healthcare and biotech conferences, networking events, and industry gatherings at Cure’s innovation campus in New York.
Cure event participants
21,000+
Events hosted at Cure
250+
Industry expert speakers
150+
Expert Office Hours
June 16
Join us for a virtual session with Holly Schachner, MD, Chief Medical Officer at Deerfield Discovery and Development, where she'll answer your questions on clinical development, biopharma executive leadership, and more.
October 27 - 28
Cure will host BioFuture 2026, an annual event where biopharma executives and investors meet to discover companies and build partnerships that move the industry forward.
As a sponsor, your organization becomes a catalyst for progress, leading bold conversations and breakthrough ideas that address the most urgent challenges in healthcare and life sciences. Sponsorships ensure your brand and experts are at the forefront of innovation, giving you visibility and connections with top entrepreneurs, policymakers, and industry disruptors.
Access Cure’s three distinct event spaces, each outfitted with state-of-the-art technology and supported by its on-site team. Located in close proximity to Grand Central and Penn Station, Cure is a perfect place for event spaces for your meetings, conferences and social occasions.
Lexeo’s partnership with Cure has further cemented our footprint in New York City. Cure provides state of the art infrastructure and engagement with the broader life sciences community. Cure’s unique programming allows us to stay at the forefront of healthcare thought leadership and innovation.
R. Nolan Townsend,
CEO, Lexeo Therapeutics
What Cure is doing today is absolutely critical. I love events like today's event, because you really bring the whole community close together and have a lot of improv conversations happening in the hallway during lunch and coffee break. I bumped into people I hadn't met for years.
Michelle Chen, PhD
President, CEO & Board Member, Form Bio
Cure has gone a long way to kind of make themselves the center of gravity for that ecosystem in a very big city that is otherwise very spread out and very diffuse. So, I always take the opportunity to come to the events, to sit down with the folks here. And I have, I think the best conversations in life sciences that happen in New York can happen here.
James Peyer, PhD
CEO, Cambrian Bio
Something different about today's panel was that it felt like it was really bringing together people from very different industries, different pieces of the puzzle, bringing them together to talk about different aspects of women's health care reform and how we get it done together quicker.
Katy Brodsky Falco
Founder and Executive Director, Foundation for Women’s Health
Cure becomes extremely important because we need the ecosystem. You need to be able to be in a place, meet other people. You need to be seeing products that are curated and that connection.
Zahi Fayad, PhD
Director, BioMedical Engineering and Imaging Institute at Mount Sinai. Prof. of Medicine
