Australian Functional Genomics Symposium 2024: preliminary program released

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We are excited to announce that the upcoming Australia Functional Genomics Symposium 2024, co-sponsored by Phenomics Australia alongside two other NCRIS Health Group members, Therapeutic Innovation Australia (TIA) and Bioplatforms Australia (BPA), is fast approaching!

The preliminary program has now been released, offering a first look at the event’s cutting-edge presentations and discussions. On 28-29th of November (Parkville, VIC), discover how Australian functional genomics research is advancing gene discovery and the characterisation of genetic variants and join us in exploring the latest developments in this dynamic field. Stay tuned for further updates and mark your calendars for this must-attend event!

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