Fred Hutch Cancer Center at AMP 2026

Nov 10–14, 2026 Seattle, WA ~2k attendees Website

Fred Hutch Cancer Center brings 3 presentations to AMP 2026 in Seattle, its home city. Its sessions centre on residual disease detection and biomarker testing across blood and solid tumors. They cover high-color single-molecule PCR for monitoring blood cancers, Hi-C based testing that reveals genomic structure in lymphoma, lung cancer and sarcoma, and biomarker selection in genitourinary cancers.

OrganizationAMP 2026 Attendance
Med centres
Cancer research center and treatment provider in Seattle, allied with UW Medicine.
Workshop
Wed, Nov 11
12:00pm–12:50pm
A New Detection Paradigm for Heme Oncology: High-Color Single-Molecule PCR for Reproducible MRD and Monitoring
Single-molecule PCR across millions of partitions to count BCR::ABL1, KMT2A and other blood cancer variants reproducibly.
Workshop hosted by Countable Labs
Workshop
Wed, Nov 11
2:00pm–2:50pm
Aventa Clinical Testing Powered by Arima Hi-C: Revealing Actionable Genomic Structure Across Lymphoma, Lung Cancer, and Sarcoma
Hi-C sequencing of FFPE tissue to map fusions and rearrangements in lymphoma, lung cancer and sarcoma cases.
Workshop hosted by Arima Genomics
Workshop
Wed, Nov 11
8:00am–8:50am
The Precision Pathway: How Pathologists Are Transforming Biomarker Discovery, Selection, and Clinical Impact Across GU Cancers
Biomarker selection, specimen handling and reporting for genitourinary cancers, worked through interactive case discussions.
Workshop hosted by Thermo Fisher Scientific

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