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Prenatal Genomics in Practice – Challenges and Opportunities
The inaugural conference of the newly reformed Prenatal Genomics Group

Details

When? Thursday 25 February 2027, 09:00 to 13:30
Where? Online (Zoom)

The inaugural conference of the newly reformed Prenatal Genomics Group

The Prenatal Genomics Group (PGG) (formerly the Fetal Genomics Group) is pleased to invite you to the Prenatal Genomics in Practice - Challenges and Opportunities conference on Thursday 25 February 2027, which will take virtually via Zoom.

Join us for the inaugural conference of the newly reformed PGG. We aim to bring together professionals working across fertility and early pregnancy services, maternity care and genetics to explore key developments, opportunities, and challenges in prenatal genomics.

Designed for a multidisciplinary audience, this meeting will feature presentations from leading experts alongside opportunities to share experiences and innovations from clinical practice.

We will be inviting abstract submissions for our Lightning Round Sessions, which will focus on the theme of Prenatal Whole Genome/Exome Sequencing (R21). Further details on submission will be released shortly.

Who should attend?
  • Midwives
  • Obstetricians
  • Fetal Medicine specialists
  • Gynaecologists with an interest in early pregnancy care and/or recurrent miscarriage
  • Reproductive Medicine specialists
  • Genetic counsellors
  • Clinical Geneticists
  • Embryologists
  • Clinical scientists
  • Other healthcare professionals working across fertility, pregnancy, and genetics

Cost and booking

Bookings for this event are open and costs are detailed below. For more information, please email events@rsb.org.uk

PGG members - £15
Non-members - £35

If you need to make a booking for multiple delegates or pay by Purchase Order (PO), please contact us at events@rsb.org.uk to process your registration.

Instructions to register

Please log into mySociety (if you are not a member of the BSGM or its constituent groups, please create a free mySociety account with your name and email address). Then, click "events and conferences" where you will be able to buy a ticket for the event.

Contact

This event is being organised by the Royal Society of Biology for the PGG. For any booking or website queries please contact Beth Glynn-Ramsden at events@rsb.org.uk or on 020 3925 3440 (extension 3495).

We are looking forward to seeing many of you in February.

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