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- Genomics Research
- Next-Generation Sequencing
- Business Development
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- Immuno-Oncology
- Clinical Trials and Approvals
- Multiomics Research
- Biotechnology Research
- Manufacturing Research & Innovation
- Clinical Diagnostics
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- Research and Development
- Companion Diagnostics
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- Biotechnology Companies
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- Pharmaceutical Companies
- Clinical Research Organizations
- Universities and Academia
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- Precision Medicine Researchers
- Research and Development
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- Government Agencies
- Global Healthcare Providers
- Omics Research Companies
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- Spatial Biology Companies
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- Cancer Research & Treatment
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- Legal and Compliance Services
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Expert Speakers to Date
- Kalotina Machini
Partners HealthCare - Gina Fioretti
Recuro Health - Philip Beer
Step Pharma - Thomas Ayers
Dolomite Bio - Clara Rodriguez
Dolomite Bio - Joanne Hackett
IQVIA - Eric B. Kmiec
Gene Editing Institute - Arvind Rao
Regents of the University of Michigan - Sven Nahnsen
University of Tübingen
Why Attend
Future Genomics 2023 is the only event of its kind to deliver leading market intelligence and industry presentations on the latest in multiomics, next-generation sequencing, and diagnostics for the advancement of global healthcare…
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Exclusive Forum for Next-Generation Sequencing and the Future of Genomics
Welcome to Future Genomics 2023, where global biotech, pharmaceutical, and diagnostic companies will meet with leading researchers to explore the latest developments in genomics, multiomics, and clinical diagnostics. This world-class event will showcase innovation and demonstrate success to ensure that new innovations in next-generation sequencing enter the clinic with speed and accuracy.
Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) and predictive genomics have proven to be invaluable resources for managing diseases and have allowed researchers to quickly gain insight into the genetic nature of pathogens at the heart of active outbreaks.
Globally, large-scale genomics and big data can enable transmission mapping for infection control and ultimately prevent diseases and future pandemics. In addition, it can distinguish independent cases from active clusters and identify epidemiological patterns in time and space on both local and global scales.
This year’s Future Genomics 2023 event is set to become the world’s leading exhibition and conference exclusively for the biotech, pharmaceutical, and diagnostics industries. Leaders will meet and collaborate with a large array of experts to examine the latest developments in multiomics and next-generation sequencing technologies to advance global healthcare.
Key topics on this year’s agenda include:
- The fundamentals of next-generation sequencing and predictive genomics
- New technologies and techniques in genomics and companion diagnostics
- Latest research and studies in genomic biomarker-based clinical trials
- New developments in multiomics technologies and precision medicine
- Advances in companion diagnostics for immuno-oncology therapies
- Towards a genomics-based, real-time, global surveillance system
This event will provide a forum for all stakeholders across the industry to network and build cross-market relationships to explore new technologies and technical know-how in multiomics and next-generation sequencing to address the challenges in the advancement of healthcare.
Call for Presentation
If you would like to be a speaker at this event, please contact sean.collins@iQ-Hub.com, subject heading “Call for Papers - Future Genomics 2023”
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To secure your place at Future Genomics 2023, or if you require more information, please contact delegates@iQ-Hub.com.
Key topics for 2023:
- The fundamentals of next-generation sequencing and predictive genomics
Understanding how the sequence of a genome is being used for predictive medicine in clinical diagnostics and epidemiological studies. - New technologies and techniques in genomics and companion diagnostics
Look for the latest developments in laboratory equipment and testing for clinical decision-making by expert analysts, physicians, and molecular pathologists. - Latest research and studies in genomic biomarker-based clinical trials
Explore new innovations in multigene markers that predict diseases more accurately than classical methods and can be used for translational therapeutics. - New developments in multiomics technologies and precision medicine
Future integration of multiomics to facilitate a paradigm shift to personalised medicine, as well as reference-free analysis, lineage tracing, identifying new cell types, and deciphering the regulatory mechanisms between omics. - Advances in companion diagnostics for immuno-oncology therapies
Facilitate collaboration between pharma and diagnostic companies and bring together immuno-oncologist and translational experts to review the tools and strategies to advance immunotherapies. - Towards a genomics-based, real-time, global surveillance system
Enabling international genomics collaboration for global health security by monitoring pathogen evolution and massive population-level projects.