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Cell and Gene Therapies

Cell and Gene Therapies Group

Nucleus at Sarafan ChEM-H & Stanford Innovative Medicines Accelerator (IMA)

AAV Manufacturing Service

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Translational Impact

We focus on transforming advances in cell and gene therapies into next-generation therapeutics. In close collaboration with scientists and clinicians across Stanford University and Stanford Medicine, we integrate cutting-edge discovery research with robust translational platforms to develop innovative cell and gene therapies for patients with unmet medical needs.

Cell & Gene Therapies at the IMA

The Innovative Medicines Accelerator (IMA) Cell & Gene Therapies Group is dedicated to advancing next-generation genetic interventions. We work at the interface of stem cell biology, immunology, and translational medicine to design therapies that precisely correct, replace, or reprogram disease-driving mechanisms. Our expertise spans gene editing, AAV vector engineering and manufacturing and engineered immune cell therapies. We develop both in vivo and ex vivo strategies, integrating cutting-edge genome editing technologies with optimized viral and non-viral delivery platforms. A core strength of the group is our capability in AAV manufacturing and process development, enabling scalable, high-quality vector production to support preclinical studies and early clinical translation. By combining vector design and robust production workflows, we accelerate the path from discovery to therapeutic candidate.

The Nucleus at Sarafan ChEM-H  is a group of labs that bring together scientific expertise, cutting-edge tools, and industry insight to support and train Stanford labs. Spanning areas from metabolomics to cell therapies, the Nucleus accelerates and strengthens research across campus.