Maximise your reach at the HGSA 48th Annual Scientific Meeting, the leading platform for genetics professionals in Australasia. As an exhibitor, you’ll gain face time with clinicians, researchers and industry pioneers, all while highlighting what makes your solutions indispensable. Turn engagements into opportunities and position your brand as an industry essential.

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• Maintain high brand visibility before, during and after the event to solidify your position as an industry leader.
• Support delegates’ scientific and educational advancement, showcasing your commitment to the field.
• Network directly with attendees during breaks, receptions and social events to build meaningful connections.
• Connect with influential professionals in a distraction-free environment, ensuring your message lands with impact.

• Genetic testing and diagnostics firms
• Biotech and pharma innovators
• AI and bioinformatics solution providers
• Medical device and lab equipment suppliers
• Genetic counselling and patient advocacy groups
• Data analytics and precision medicine companies

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The 2023 Human Genetics Society of Australasia (HGS) Annual Scientific Meeting will be held on November 17th and 18th at Rydges Melbourne, VIC. The meeting will bring together scientists, clinicians, and other professionals interested in human genetics from Australia and around the world.

Why Exhibit at the HGSA Annual Scientific Meeting?

The meeting will feature a variety of plenary speakers, symposia, workshops, and poster presentations. The plenary speakers will include leading experts in the field of human genetics, and the symposia and workshops will cover a wide range of topics, including:

• Genetic epidemiology: The study of how genes and the environment interact to influence disease risk
• Genetic testing: The use of genetic information to diagnose or predict disease
• Gene therapy: The use of genes to treat disease
• Genetic counselling: The process of providing information and support to individuals and families who are affected by genetic disorders

The meeting will also feature a poster session, where attendees can present their own research on human genetics. The poster session is a great opportunity for young scientists to network with more established researchers and to share their work.