Details

The XXIII International Congress of Genetics will be held in Melbourne Australia from 16-21 July 2023. Join us for the truly global forum that will bring together the international genetics community to share ideas and the latest research under the overarching theme: Genetics & Genomics: Linking Life & Society. The Congress will cover the breadth of fundamental discoveries in genetics and genomics, the latest advances in technologies, and important and topical applications in areas such as health, agriculture and the conversation of species and the environment.

Sunday 16th July

SATELLITE MEETING - register here
Biodiversity Genomics - A Global Perspective
0900h - 1700h

Monday 17th July

INDUSTRY SESSION
Illumina Innovation Symposium: Navigating the Future of Genomics and Multiomics

1215h – 1330h Eureka Room 1

Focused on innovation and the future of genomics, our workshop will explore fascinating topics such as XLEAP-SBS chemistry and the powerful role of multiomics in combating diseases. This event is specifically tailored for those in the genomics industry who strive to stay ahead in this rapidly evolving field.

Speakers:

  • Assoc. Prof. Paul Ekert, Group Leader, Translational Tumour Biology Laboratory Children’s Cancer Institute; Head, Translational Genomics for ZERO Childhood Cancer, Children’s Cancer Institute
  • Prof. Joseph Powell, Director of Cellular Science at Garvan-Weizmann Centre for Cellular Science
  • Dr. Yin Nah Teo, Director of Scientific Research at Illumina

Tuesday 18th July

PANEL DISCUSSION
Genomics for All: Addressing Disparities in Access and Diversity for Better Health Outcomes

1215h – 1330h Eureka Room 1

In this panel discussion, experts will share valuable insights into the challenges and potential solutions for improving diversity and equity in genomics research and clinical implementation. Let us work together to ensure that the life-changing benefits of genomics are accessible to all individuals, regardless of their background or location.

Panelists:

  • Prof. Alex Brown, Director - National Centre for Indigenous Genomics, Australian National University
  • Ms. Maia Ambegaokar, Lead, Inclusive Genomics - Centre for Population Genomics, Garvan Institute of Medical Research
  • Megan Maack, Chief Executive Officer, Childhood Dementia
  • Dr. Brock Schroeder, Vice President, Market Access, Illumina

Thursday 20th July

SYMPOSIA SESSION G
G3: Accelerating Genomics (Genomics & Genomic Technologies)
Enabling the Genome Era
- Susan Tousi, Illumina Inc. USA

ADDITIONAL SESSIONS

Poster Presentations:

  • The NovaSeq X and NovaSeq X Plus Sequencing Systems are powered by Illumina’s revolutionary XLEAP-SBS chemistry enabling higher density sequencing, faster runtime with improved usability and sustainability
    Presented by: Dr. Nicholas Tan, Snr Regional Segment Manager, Illumina AMEA.
  • The NovaSeq X and NovaSeq X Plus Sequencing Systems deliver improved sustainability through a broad range of innovations spanning reagent packaging, ambient shipment and reduced data footprint
    Presenting Author: Kahlil Lawless, Global Genetic Disease Research Segment Manager, Illumina Inc.
Date & Time
16 Jul. 2023 – 21 Jul. 2023
Location
Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, Australia
Australia
Topic
Agrigenomics, Cancer research, Cellular & molecular biology, Complex disease genomics, Consumer genomics, Genetic & rare diseases, Immunology, Immuno-oncology research, Microbial genomics, Neuroscience, Oncology, Clinical research products, Sequencing reagents & flow cells, Software & informatics, Instruments, In vitro diagnostic (IVD) products, Library preparation kits, Microarray kits, Molecular biology reagents, Sequencing Kits, Service products
This event has passed