AGBT General
Meeting 2027
An early and influential view of the discoveries, technologies, and ideas shaping the future of genomics. The General Meeting brings together leading researchers, scientific leaders, and technology innovators for invited presentations, abstract-selected talks, and meaningful scientific exchange.
What happens at the General Meeting
For more than two decades, the AGBT General Meeting has brought together leading researchers, scientific leaders, and technology innovators to share advances across the broad landscape of genomics and genomic technologies.
Daytime plenary sessions feature invited speakers and abstract-selected talks highlighting cutting-edge research. Evening concurrent sessions provide a deeper dive into biology, technology, computational biology and AI, cancer, and other emerging areas of genomics.
Scientific exchange extends well beyond the stage. Dedicated networking and sponsor social events bring together leaders from across the genomics community, creating opportunities for meaningful connections and conversations throughout the meeting.
Approximately 1,050 attendees are expected for the 2027 General Meeting, based on meeting room capacity. Applications to attend open Sept. 24, 2026, and acceptance is not automatic. Prospective attendees are encouraged to apply early and, once accepted, register promptly to secure their place.
Agenda
Featured speakers

Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard.

Copenhagen University

University of Washington

Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School

University of Iceland and Johns Hopkins University

University of Oxford

Macquarie University

Calico Life Sciences

Research Institute of Molecular Pathology (IMP)

University of California Santa Cruz

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

Yale School of Medicine

Colorado State University

University of California San Francisco

UMass Chan Medical School

University of British Columbia

University of California Berkeley

UCI Health
Sponsors and exhibitors
Applications open: Sept. 24, 2026
Attendance is limited and acceptance is not automatic.
