As a proud sponsor of the event, Phenomics Australia is glad to announce that registration for the Human Nervous System (HNS) Models to Accelerate Clinical Translation symposium is now open!
The three day symposium is scheduled to take place from the 3-5 March 2026, at the SAHMRI Auditorium, Adelaide.
This international meeting features some of the world’s most accomplished neuroscientists discussing how we can study and model the human brain in its most intrinsic details, with the goal of accelerating clinical translation in neurology and psychiatry.
The event will include two days of curated talks and a one-day workshop to learn hands-on tricks for generating and analysing human brain tissue in vitro, including advanced electrophysiology and drug screens of neural organoid and 2D/3D bioprinted tissue.
Registration is free, but sports are limited!
You can find all the details about the event on the registration page, including the program and instructions to submit an abstract (DEADLINE 31st January 2026).
Register here:
Through the Victorian Centre for Functional Genomics (VCFG) at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, the Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research (Perkins), the ANU Centre for Therapeutic Discovery (ACTD, The John Curtin School of Medical Research, ANU) the Monash Functional Genomics Platform (MFGP) at Monash University, and the Functional Genomics South Australia (FGSA) at the University of Adelaide (in partnership with SAHMRI), Phenomics Australia Functional Genomics and High-throughput screening services enable biomedical researchers Australia-wide with the ability to perform novel discovery-based screens using multiple platforms.
