Join Us at Oz Single Cell 2027!
17–19 March 2027, RACV Goldfields, VIC, AUSTRALIA

We're excited to bring together the Australian single-cell research community for an inspiring program featuring both international and national speakers at the forefront of single cell biology, technology, and computational sciences.

Key dates:

Early Bird Ticket Savings available until 16 December 2026

Abstract Oral Submissions close at 5:00 pm AEST on 16 December 2026

Abstract Poster Submission closes at 5:00 pm AEST on 31 January 2026

RACV Goldfields Accommodation Bookings discounted rooms available to book until 16 December 2026

Single-Cell Genomics (single-cell transcriptomics, epigenomics, proteomics, emerging multi-omic technologies)
Spatial Technology and Biology (spatial transcriptomics, multi-omics, imaging, tissue organisation)
Computational Biology and Bioinformatics (computational methods, machine learning, AI, modelling, data integration)
Atlases and Discovery Science (cell atlases, reference maps, consortium science)
Genomic Technologies and Innovation (long-read sequencing, new platforms, assay development and emerging analytical approaches)
Functional Genomics (CRISPR-based perturbation screens, genome editing)
Mechanisms of Gene Regulation (dynamics of transcription, RNA biology, splicing, regulatory elements)
Translational and Disease Genomics (human disease, clinical genomics, precision medicine, biomarkers)
Evolutionary and Non-Model Genomics (non-model organisms, evolution, biodiversity and comparative biology

This year's event will be held offsite at the RACV Goldfields Resort approximately 1.5 hrs north west of Melbourne, in beautiful regional Victoria, near Ballarat from 17 to 19 March 2027, offering a relaxed, purpose-built setting away from the usual conference hustle — ideal for the kind of deep discussion and collaboration this field thrives on.

For those wishing to stay onsite, we've secured reduced accommodation rates exclusively for attendees. Book your Stay Here to take advantage of this offer.

Submit your Abstract here!

We look forward to welcoming you for a program full of cutting-edge science, meaningful connection, and shared discovery.

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