Where the Global Genetics Community Connects
Featured Speaker & Keynote
Presidential Symposium
In an era when scientific information is often misunderstood, challenged, or reframed, effective communication has never been more essential. This Presidential Symposium will explore the barriers to meaningful public engagement and what scientists can do to help bridge these gaps and communicate with clarity and impact.
Attend ASHG 2026 Virtually with GenomeCast
Access select scientific sessions live, participate in live Q&A’s, and
must-see moments from ASHG 2026 wherever you are.
Key Events & Experiences
Pre Meeting & Workshops
Available Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday. Pre-registration and additional fees are required.
Career Development
Programs offering practical guidance for your career.
Networking & Connection
Shared Interest Group (SIG) and other interactive sessions centered on authentic community dialogue.
Distinguished Speakers Symposium
Experts will share strategies for building globally representative datasets, integrating disparate genomes, and translating findings into meaningful health outcomes.
Join the Global Genetics and Genomics Community at ASHG 2026
Meet peers who share your curiosity, collaborators who inspire you, and mentors who help you see your path more clearly. Expand your possibilities and make lasting connections at ASHG 2026.
ASHG 2026 Begins October 20th Secure Your Registration Today
Exhibitors & Sponsors
Put Your Innovation in Front of a Global Scientific Audience
The most influential scientific exchanges occur when people meet and collaborate in person. Make lasting connections with the human genetics and genomics community and showcase your brand at the ASHG Annual Meeting through exhibit opportunities and targeted visibility solutions.
Experience Montréal, Canada
ASHG 2026 will take place at the Palais des Congrès de Montréal, offering a dynamic setting for scientific exchange and professional networking. Explore world-class dining, culture, and innovation in the heart of Montréal.
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