Upcoming Events

A two-day workshop connecting experts in genetics/genomics with other animal scientists, engineers, and industry leaders.

June 6: UNL Campus Union Building

• Basic/introductory - Terminology, background, overview of key approaches, data types, etc. • Intermediate - Work through a basic pipeline/workflow with toy data. QC, mapping, etc. • Advanced - T2T, pangenome, pipeline development, etc.

June 7: Embassy Suites Lincoln

• Species interests or special interests (e.g. making tests more affordable, disease diagnosis, precision phenotyping, etc.)

Capped at 150 participants to facilitate networking and collaborative connections. Registration free, meals included

“The Multiverse of Workflows in Single Cell Analysis – Perspectives in Farm Animal Biology”, organized by the Research Institute for Farm Animal Biology (FBN) as part of the EuroFAANG initiative.

Whether you're a researcher, data analyst, or industry expert, this workshop offers a unique platform to exchange knowledge, discover innovations, and build collaborations in the exciting field of single cell analysis in farm animals.

The 2025 Annual Meeting will take place at the Diplomat Beach Resort in Hollywood, Florida . When not in sessions, you are just steps away from soaking up the breezy South Florida lifestyle at the lagoon pool with ocean views or the alabaster beach.

The PSA Annual Meeting offers attendees exposure to the latest science and research within the poultry science field. With presentations from industry and academia, this conference offers a variety of information and opportunities to all poultry scientists.

The 40th International Society for Animal Genetics Conference will be held in Daejeon, South Korea. It will be an excellent opportunity to bring together outstanding scientists, policy makers, professionals and students from interdisciplinary animal genetics fields to share the latest developments, meet old friends and form new partnerships.

This conference brings together scientists to discuss progress, problems, policy and potential applications of transgenic and gene editing technology for animal applications. The intended audience for this conference is scientists working in the fields of genetic engineering and gene editing in agricultural and other non-rodent species, federal regulators and livestock producers.

This year will include presentations from Genus plc following the recent successful FDA-approval of their gene edited PRRS-virus resistant pigs application, and presentations from Colossal on their work with the Dire wolf and other de-extinction projects.

Students are encouraged to submit a poster abstract by July 18, 2025 to be eligible for the John Clark Student Poster Award, sponsored by the Roslin Institute. Recipients will be chosen based on abstract submission.

Innsbruck, the capital of the Tyrol, is nestled in a breathtaking Alpine panorama. The city combines nature, culture, science, and business, blending traditional customs with modern innovations. Innsbruck promotes diversity and has a high quality of life, with clear air, pure water, and state-of-the-art infrastructure. The city’s economy is strong, and its universities are renowned and rich in tradition, keeping the city vibrant with over 35,000 students.

In 2025 in Gdańsk, we hope to host delegates from both the scientific community and thepoultry industry from across Europe and other continents. Young scientists and PhD students are encouraged to participate in the competition for the best scientific report. Our delegates will have the opportunity to familiarize themselves with the most recent advances in poultry genetics, learn about cutting-edge research, share and discuss their views, network withother professionals in the field of genetics, and explore the beautiful city of Gdańsk.

Join us at the 2025 Poultry Symposium for Live Production to explore the latest advancements and best practices in live poultry production. This event is designed for industry professionals, including farmers, producers, veterinarians, nutritionists, suppliers, and researchers.

Highlights: - Educational Sessions: Broiler, breeder, hatchery, turkey, layers and feed mill. - Networking Opportunities: Connect with peers and industry leaders. - Exhibit Hall: Discover the latest products and services offered by over 100 vendors.

Why Attend: - Gain cutting-edge insights and practical information. - Network with professionals and build valuable connections. - Explore new technologies and solutions.

The Plant & Animal Genome Conference / PAG 33 is designed to provide a forum on recent developments and future plans for plant & animal genome projects. Consisting of technical presentations, poster sessions, exhibits and workshops, the conference is an excellent opportunity to exchange ideas and applications on this internationally important project.

There will be approximately 200 Workshops, 2,500 Abstracts, 1,200 Posters & 130+ Exhibiting Companies ... as well as social and networking opportunities. All in a relaxed and informal setting.

This is the premier conference for researchers and professionals involved in genetic improvement of livestock. Delegates from around the world gather every four years to attend the scientific program and to network with colleagues. This builds on previous successful congresses in Madrid (Spain, 1974 and 1982), Lincoln (USA, 1986), Edinburgh (UK, 1990), Guelph (Canada, 1994), Armidale (Australia, 1998), Montpellier (France, 2002), Belo Horizonte (Brazil, 2006), Leipzig (Germany, 2010), Vancouver (Canada, 2014), Auckland (New Zealand, 2018), and Rotterdam (The Netherlands, 2022).

The 2026 WCGALP will be co-costed by Iowa State University, University of California-Davis and University of Wisconsin- Madison.