HCA Asia 2026 – register now and join us in Fremantle

[Alistair Forrest]

Dear colleagues,

The Human Cell Atlas Asia Meeting 2026 is now less than a month away, and we encourage our Australian colleagues to register and join us in Fremantle from 2–4 November 2026.

Register here:
https://events.humancellatlas.org/2026asia/beginregistration

The full line-up of speakers is now online, bringing together researchers from across Australia, the Asia-Pacific region and beyond working in single-cell and spatial biology, computational biology and AI, cancer, genetics, infectious disease, immunity, and spatial and digital pathology.

View the speakers:
https://events.humancellatlas.org/2026asia/speakers

View the programme:
https://events.humancellatlas.org/2026Asia/agenda

There is still time to present your work. Although oral presentations have now been selected, we can still accept poster abstracts, subject to venue capacity. If you have recent work in single-cell, spatial or related fields, we would be delighted to have you present it in Fremantle.

Submit a poster abstract:
https://events.humancellatlas.org/2026asia/abstract

If you are attending in person, don't miss the conference dinner at the iconic Little Creatures Brewery in Fremantle. It will be a great opportunity to catch up with colleagues and meet researchers from across the region in a relaxed setting.

If you haven't registered yet, now is the time. We particularly encourage researchers, students and early- and mid-career researchers from across Australia to take advantage of having the HCA Asia meeting here in Australia this year.

Register now:
https://events.humancellatlas.org/2026asia/beginregistration

We look forward to welcoming you to Fremantle in November.

Sincerely,
Al

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Professor Alistair Forrest 
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Systems biology and Genomics, 
Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research,
QQ Block, QEII Medical Centre
6 Verdun Street, Nedlands, WA 6009, AUSTRALIA
email:alistair...@perkins.uwa.edu.au
phone: +61 8 6151 0780
https://perkins.org.au/research/labs/cancer-program/systems-biology-and-genomics-overview/