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The 2026 IEEE Workshop on Power Electronics for Aerospace Applications (PEASA 2026) is an international workshop organized by the IEEE Power Electronics Society (PELS) and the IEEE Transportation Electrification Council. It focuses on the latest advancements in power electronics technologies specifically designed for aerospace systems.

Specialty Networks Executive Summits gather progressive members in our network to share wisdom on current trends, new clinical and economic initiatives, and future opportunities. The program agenda is built with ample networking time, small group sessions, and presentations by network leaders.

Who should attend: Practice Leadership, Physicians, C-Level Executives, Practice Administrators, and Clinical Program Leadership.

The FUTURE Conference is an annual professional conference from the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) designed for:

Medical students Family medicine residents Healthcare professionals exploring a career in family medicine

It offers: Educational sessions Workshops & skills training Networking with peers and family medicine leaders Expo Hall with residency programs and exhibitors Poster competitions and professional development opportunities

The 9th UMaT Biennial International Mining and Mineral Conference is an international forum for engineers, scientists, researchers, consultants, industry professionals, and students to present research, exchange experiences, and discuss innovations in mining, mineral processing, petroleum, energy, environmental sustainability, and related engineering disciplines. The conference focuses on sustainable resource development and emerging technologies shaping the future of mining and engineering.

Key Topics: Mining Innovations and Technology Mineral Processing Geological and Geomatic Engineering Petroleum and Energy Innovations Health, Safety, and Environmental Sustainability Electrical, Mechanical, and Computing Technologies Sustainable Business Practices and Governance

This event will provide an update on recent clinical and guideline changes across respiratory, infectious disease and critical illness. This event has been tailored to physicians specialising or interested in: clinical immunology and allergy, infectious diseases and microbiology, respiratory and sleep medicine.

Participants will be supported in structured, multidisciplinary reflection on current practice, with an optional pathway to a Category 3 activity.

We would like to invite you to the the 49th Human Genetics Society of Australasia (HGSA) Annual Scientific Meeting to be held at Te Pae, Christchurch, 1-4 August 2026. Our theme is “Ngā Whakapapa Puāwai: Cultivating the Future of Human Genetics in Asia-Pacific”. Our programme will spotlight the exceptional contributions of colleagues from throughout New Zealand, Australia, and the wider region, whose work is shaping ancestry-informed genomic medicine and equitable health delivery in Asia-Pacific. In the spirit of whakapapa — the threads that connect people, places, and knowledge — we are proud to celebrate research, clinical innovation and technology that exemplifies the spirit of collaboration and culturally responsive practice across our diverse region.

Formerly The Nutritional Immunology Across the Lifespan Conference, this returning meeting will focus on how diet affects immunity in diseases such as cancer, obesity, neurodegeneration, asthma, gastrointestinal conditions, and infectious diseases. As a relatively unique program within a rapidly evolving field, researchers studying nutritional immunology will collaborate and create new opportunities for discovery in this field.

With the continued rise in chronic metabolic diseases, there is a heightened interest in understanding the role of nutrition within the field of immunity. Understanding the mechanisms underlying the impact of dietary patterns and specific nutrients on metabolic interactions between immune cells and their environment can have therapeutic applications.

This conference will provide a platform for cross-disciplinary researchers and clinicians to collaborate and develop novel research and therapeutic approaches to improve health outcomes. Investigations that utilize innovative tools or have translational findings will be emphasized. This will include topics such as how diet can impact immune function, the efficacy of vaccines, and cancer therapies. This conference will also examine how nutritional immunology affects the respiratory, neurological, gastrointestinal, and cardiopulmonary systems. This is especially prevalent today, with federal agencies and private industry invested in the importance of nutrition and advancing research-driven therapeutic approaches to the market.

The 2026 MOGA Annual Scientific Meeting (ASM) will bring together Australian medical oncologists to reflect on a timely theme:

Reimagining Cancer Care: Is Less Doing More?

In recent years, oncology has found itself at a fascinating crossroads. With ever-deepening insights into tumour biology, immunotherapy, molecular profiling, and patient-centred care, we are beginning to ask a powerful and, at times, uncomfortable question: Are we sometimes doing too much?

We are now confronting the possibility that treatment de-escalation is not just a compromise, but potentially a pathway to more humane, precise, and effective care. This conversation extends well beyond protocols and guidelines. It challenges us to think deeply about patient autonomy, shared decision-making, and what quality of life truly means in the era of personalised medicine.

This ASM will bridge disciplines and perspectives—from surgical oncology to medical and radiation oncology, to palliative care and psychosocial support. We will consider not only clinical evidence, but also the ethical, logistical, and emotional dimensions of doing less. We will look at emerging biomarkers and novel drug targets that allow us to fine-tune therapy like never before. Exploring what it means to personalise care in the truest sense—not just through science, but through listening.

This is not a retreat from excellence—it is a redefinition of it.

We welcome you to join your colleagues for a meaningful MOGA ASM on the Gold Coast from 5 - 7 August 2026.

Every year, Australian & New Zealand Childrens Haematology/Oncology Group (ANZCHOG) host a conference for members to come together and discuss the latest issues in our field.

The ANZCHOG Annual Scientific Meeting (ASM) is an important opportunity for people from different disciplines to collaborate, share ideas and take part in professional development, ensuring we’re pursuing our commitment to improving care for children with cancer and their families.

The ASM is comprised of informative sessions led by speakers from Australia, New Zealand and around the world; practical workshops relevant to our work; a chance for sub-groups to meet up in person; and opportunities to network.

The ANZAOMS 2026 Annual Scientific Meeting will be held in the beautiful Otautahi/Christchurch, New Zealand. The 2026 ASM promises to deliver an engaging and thought-provoking scientific programme alongside a dynamic exhibition and social programme.

Call for abstracts open: 7 December 2025 Registration open: 9 February 2026 Call for abstracts closes: 23 March 2026