Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine at AMP 2026

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

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine brings 8 presentations to AMP 2026 in Seattle. Its program centres on inherited genetics, including structural variant detection and deep learning for polygenic risk scores, alongside cell-free DNA fragmentation biomarkers for early cancer detection. One study combines long-read sequencing, optical genome mapping and three-dimensional chromatin architecture to resolve constitutional structural variants beyond the karyotype.

OrganizationAMP 2026 Attendance
Med centres
Medical school and teaching hospital in Baltimore with research on cell-free DNA fragmentation and early cancer detection.
Talk
Thu, Nov 12
10:15am–11:00am
Bespoke Cell-free DNA Fragmentation Biomarkers for Early Cancer Detection
Cell-free DNA fragmentation features for early cancer detection, and the study design needed with small cohorts and huge data.
Informatics
Session
Thu, Nov 12
10:15am–11:45am
Session
Thu, Nov 12
5:00pm–6:00pm
Genetics Plenary Session
Genetics
  1. 5:00pm–6:00pmData, Deep Learning, and Decision-Making: AI in Precision Medicine and GenomicsNational Human Genome Research Institute
Workshop
Sat, Nov 14
12:00pm–12:30pm
AMP Innovates Meet the Authors Series: WHO/ICC Perspectives
How genomic findings feed the WHO and ICC classifications of myeloid neoplasms, and what that means for treatment.
Talk
Sat, Nov 14
5:15pm–5:30pm
Closing Remarks

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