AEpiA Meeting 2026
We look forward to exhibiting at the 2026 AEpiA Conference in September.
This meeting marks a major milestone in Australasian epigenetics, bringing together researchers across diverse fields including cancer biology, developmental biology, computational genomics, transcription factor biology, chromatin architecture, and multi-omics technologies.
Across three days, the conference will showcase the latest advances, emerging technologies, and paradigm-shifting discoveries in epigenetic regulation across health, disease, and evolution.
Conference Themes Include:
Chromatin and Genome Regulation
Epigenetics in Cancer and Disease
Single-cell and Spatial Biology
Transcription Factors and Regulatory Networks
Structural Epigenetics
Environmental and Developmental Epigenetics
Translational Epigenetics and Therapeutics
Conference Website | AEpiA 2026
ASI & IgV Annual Scientific Meeting 2026
We look forward to sponsoring this conference, which features a structured scientific program with invited national and local speakers from leading universities, medical research institutes, immunology departments, and industry.
Conference Themes Include:
Innate Immunity
Adaptive Immunity
Vaccines
Inflammation
Mucosal Immunology
Lymphocyte Biology
Infection
Host-Pathogen Interactions
Dendritic Cells
Cellular Differentiation
Cancer Immunology
Tolerance
Cellular Immunology
Engaging Industry in Your Research
Careers in Immunology, Academia, and Industry
Conference Website | ASI
Lorne Genome
Lorne Genome 2026 showcases an exciting breadth of genome science, spanning chromatin structure and nuclear organisation, gene expression, histone modifications and variants, RNA functions in the genome, the genome in disease and development, epigenetics and genome stability, genome studies in model organisms, population and evolutionary genomics, functional genomics, computational biology and bioinformatics, and innovative approaches to studying the genome.
We are excited to be exhibiting at this conference.
Conference Website | Lorne Genome 2026
