Infectious disease at AMP 2026

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

14 organizations at AMP 2026 present work in infectious disease. Between them they bring 54 presentations to the program. Most represented: Endeavor Health & University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine (6 on the program), University of Washington (6 on the program), Stanford University (5 on the program). 14 of them have their own page in this guide. As of Sep 25, 2026.

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Organization	AMP 2026 Attendance
Endeavor Health & University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine Evanston, IL
endeavorhealth.org Med centres Multi-hospital system in suburban Chicago and its affiliated medical school, running clinical molecular microbiology and virology laboratories.	Session Fri, Nov 13 1:15pm–2:45pm Quality Monitoring in the Molecular Microbiology Laboratory: Practical Compliance from Smaller vs. Larger Labs 606-607, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike Infectious Diseases · Lab Management 1:15pm–2:00pmQuality Monitoring in Molecular MicrobiologyUniversity of Vermont, UVM Health, UVM Medical Center 1:15pm–2:45pmSignal or Noise? Quality Monitoring in a Molecular Microbiology Reference LaboratoryUniversity of Washington School of Medicine Session Sat, Nov 14 10:15am–11:45am Molecular Viral Diagnostics for the Immunocompromised Host: Practical Applications and Ongoing Struggles 602-604, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike Infectious Diseases 10:15am–11:00amProgress and Challenges in Standardization of Quantitative Transplant Virus TestingSt. Jude Children's Research Hospital 11:00am–11:45amThe If, When, and How of Antiviral Resistance Testing for the Immunocompromised HostCleveland Clinic Session Sat, Nov 14 8:15am–9:15am Infectious Diseases Plenary Session Ballroom ABC, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike Infectious Diseases 8:15am–9:15amArtificial Intelligence for Antimicrobial Resistance (and Susceptibility!) PredictionsVanderbilt University Medical Center
University of Washington Seattle, WA
washington.edu Med centres Public research university in Seattle with a genome sciences department and clinical laboratories in genetics and laboratory medicine.	Workshop Wed, Nov 11 2:00pm–3:50pm Evaluation of the BioCode® STI + Resistance Panel for STI Detection, Antimicrobial Resistance Markers, and Multiplex STI Panels Reimbursement Considerations Performance of a multiplex panel detecting chlamydia, gonorrhea, mycoplasma and trichomonas with resistance markers, plus reimbursement. Workshop hosted by Applied BioCode Skagit 4, Lower Level, Arch at 800 Pike Talk Thu, Nov 12 2:30pm–3:00pm Part of AMP Clinical Practice Committee Work in Progress Updates - NGS Validation and Reporting AMP Clinical Validation of cfDNA and ctDNA Assays Working Group Setting validation standards for liquid biopsy assays in oncology, with attendee input shaping the guideline under development. Ballroom E, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike Session Thu, Nov 12 2:30pm–3:30pm Platform Presentations of Selected Informatics Abstracts I 608-609, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike 2:30pm–2:45pmI024 A Multimodal Agentic AI Framework for Scalable Variant Curation and Clinical Interpretation of Cancer Whole-Genome SequencingInocras Inc. 2:45pm–3:00pmI053 Predicting Tumor Comprehensive Genomic Profiling Failure from H&E Images 3:00pm–3:15pmI046 Harnessing an Institutional Database of 21 Million Sequences to Optimize Detection of T-Cell Receptor Gamma (TRG) NGS Low-Level Clones Using an Automated Web ApplicationHospital of the University of Pennsylvania 3:15pm–3:30pmI067 Cell‑Free DNA Methylation-Based Fusion Epigenotyping Increases Sensitivity of ALK Fusion Detection in NSCLC Liquid BiopsyGuardant Health Poster Thu, Nov 12 2:45pm–3:00pm Part of Platform Presentations of Selected Infectious Diseases Abstracts ID032 You Found What Where?! Promises and Peril of Plasma Cell-free Metagenomic Sequencing at a Large Medical Center 602-604, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike Workshop Thu, Nov 12 6:15pm–6:45pm Unlocking More from Every Sample: New Multiplex Oncology Assays and Emerging MRD Applications with the QX700™ ddPCR™ System Multiplexed droplet digital PCR assays that pull more oncology biomarker data from limited samples, including residual disease monitoring. Workshop hosted by Bio-Rad Laboratories Innovation Spotlight Stage #2 Talk Fri, Nov 13 1:15pm–2:45pm Part of Optimizing Computational Infrastructure for High-throughput Clinical Data Beyond Git: Bringing CI/CD to Clinical Bioinformatics How Git version control and CI/CD pipelines make clinical bioinformatics software reproducible, traceable and ready for regulatory review. 611-614, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike Informatics Plenary Fri, Nov 13 3:45pm–4:45pm Part of Technical Topics Plenary Session Stepping Towards Single-Molecule Protein Sequencing Using Nanopores Ballroom ABC, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike Technical Topics Talk Sat, Nov 14 2:30pm–3:15pm Part of Advances in STI Testing Through the Years Beyond the Swab: The Evolution of STI Diagnostics Sexually transmitted infection testing from culture-era methods to multiplex and point-of-care molecular assays, and what comes next. 602-604, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike Infectious Diseases Poster Sat, Nov 14 7:45am–8:00am Part of Platform Presentations of Selected Solid Tumors Abstracts I ST161 Genome-Wide Detection of Structural Variants and Copy Number Aberrations in Unclassified Sarcomas Using Hi-C Based Genomic Proximity Mapping
Stanford University Stanford, CA
stanford.edu Med centres Private research university in California whose medical school runs clinical genomics, molecular pathology and metagenomic sequencing laboratories.	Session Thu, Nov 12 10:15am–11:45am Clinically Actionable Mutational Signatures in Solid Tumors Ballroom E, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike Solid Tumors 10:15am–10:45amDetecting Homologous Recombination Deficiency with Genomic and AI-Based ApproachesUniversity of California San Diego 10:45am–11:15amClinical Utility of Detecting Mismatch Repair Deficiency as a Mutational SignatureBrigham and Women's Hospital 11:15am–11:45amNovel Mutational Signatures in CancerUniversity of California San Francisco Talk Thu, Nov 12 11:00am–11:45am Part of Computational Analysis of Fragmentation and Methylation Patterns in ctDNA for Early Cancer Detection Multi-Omic Single Molecule Profiling of Cell Free DNA Reveals Cancer Signatures Single-molecule reads of scant cell-free DNA capture methylation, hydroxymethylation and fragmentation to profile cancers and spot brain metastases. 611-614, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike Informatics Session Thu, Nov 12 1:15pm–2:15pm Solid Tumors Plenary Session Ballroom ABC, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike Solid Tumors 1:15pm–2:15pmDNA Methylation and Artificial Intelligence for the Diagnosis and Classification of CNS TumorsMayo Clinic Session Fri, Nov 13 10:15am–11:45am Clinical Metagenomic NGS for Infectious Disease: Implementation and Interpretation 608-609, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike Infectious Diseases 10:15am–11:00amNext-Generation Sequencing in the Clinical Microbiology Lab. Use Cases and Justification.Advent Health 11:00am–11:45amInterpreting and reporting respiratory metagenomic tests for the intensive care unitKings College, London Workshop Fri, Nov 13 3:00pm–3:30pm The Practice Pulse: Identifying Where Members Need AMP Most (An AMP Clinical Practice Committee Open Forum) Where clinical practice gaps sit today, with member input steering which problems the committee takes on next. Innovation Spotlight Stage #2 Poster Fri, Nov 13 7:30am–7:45am Part of Platform Presentations of Selected HemePath Abstracts I H068 Real-world Institutional Experience with MassARRAY-based UBA1 Testing for VEXAS Syndrome Session Sat, Nov 14 10:15am–11:45am Current and Emerging Methods for Structural Variants and Gene Fusions 611-614, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike Hematopathology 10:15am–10:45amFISH vs. RNA sequencing for Structural Variant Detection in Solid Tumors: Strengths and LimitationsMayo Clinic 10:45am–11:15amImplementing Whole Transcriptome Sequencing for Fusion Detection in Solid Tumors: Lessons from the Clinical LaboratoryUniversity of Pittsburgh 11:15am–11:45amProximity Ligation Sequencing (Hi-C) for Oncogene Rearrangements in Lymphoid CancersUniversity of Michigan Medical School Session Sat, Nov 14 1:45pm–2:15pm Part of AMP Clinical Practice Committee Work in Progress Updates - Informatics AMP Electronic Health Record (EHR) Interoperability for Clinical Genomics Data Working Group A working-group update on making genomic variant data interoperable in electronic health records, and where standards still fall short. Talk Sat, Nov 14 2:45pm–4:00pm Part of Technical Advances in Molecular Measurable Residual Disease Detection in Hematologic Neoplasms Toward a Paradigm Shift in Personalized Therapies for Lymphoma Using Liquid Biopsies Circulating tumor DNA in diffuse large B-cell lymphoma for genotyping, early response measurement and residual-disease-guided treatment. 611-614, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike Hematopathology · Technical Topics
Weill Cornell Medicine New York, NY
weill.cornell.edu Med centres Medical school and clinical practice of Cornell University in New York, with molecular pathology and computational genomics programmes.	Session Thu, Nov 12 10:15am–11:45am Computational Analysis of Fragmentation and Methylation Patterns in ctDNA for Early Cancer Detection 611-614, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike Informatics 10:15am–11:00amBespoke Cell-free DNA Fragmentation Biomarkers for Early Cancer DetectionSidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine 11:00am–11:45amMulti-Omic Single Molecule Profiling of Cell Free DNA Reveals Cancer SignaturesStanford Univeristy Workshop Thu, Nov 12 12:00pm–12:30pm AMP Practice Guidelines Meet the Authors Series: Lung Guideline Update New lung cancer molecular testing recommendations from the updated joint practice guideline, with the evidence and process behind them. Innovation Spotlight Stage #2 Session Thu, Nov 12 2:30pm–3:30pm Platform Presentations of Selected Informatics Abstracts I 608-609, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike 2:30pm–2:45pmI024 A Multimodal Agentic AI Framework for Scalable Variant Curation and Clinical Interpretation of Cancer Whole-Genome SequencingInocras Inc. 2:45pm–3:00pmI053 Predicting Tumor Comprehensive Genomic Profiling Failure from H&E Images 3:00pm–3:15pmI046 Harnessing an Institutional Database of 21 Million Sequences to Optimize Detection of T-Cell Receptor Gamma (TRG) NGS Low-Level Clones Using an Automated Web ApplicationHospital of the University of Pennsylvania 3:15pm–3:30pmI067 Cell‑Free DNA Methylation-Based Fusion Epigenotyping Increases Sensitivity of ALK Fusion Detection in NSCLC Liquid BiopsyGuardant Health Session Fri, Nov 13 1:15pm–2:45pm Optimizing Computational Infrastructure for High-throughput Clinical Data 611-614, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike Lab Management 1:15pm–2:45pmArchitecting High-Throughput Clinical Genomics: Infrastructure, Trade-offs, and ImpactSt. Jude Children's Research Hospital 1:15pm–2:45pmBeyond Git: Bringing CI/CD to Clinical BioinformaticsUniversity of Washington 1:15pm–2:45pmData Analysis, Interpretation, and Discovery in 100,000 Patients With CancerMemorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Session Fri, Nov 13 8:15am–9:15am Informatics Plenary Session Ballroom ABC, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike Informatics 8:15am–9:15amTransforming Healthcare Using Deep Data and Remote MonitoringStanford University School of Medicine Session Sat, Nov 14 10:15am–11:45am Foundation Models in Molecular 608-609, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike Informatics 10:15am–11:00amFrom AI Promise to Clinical Practice: Which Genomic Foundation Models Can You Trust in Molecular Testing?The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center 11:00am–11:45amA Bioinformatician's Guide to Choosing Biological Foundation Models in 2026 Talk Sat, Nov 14 1:15pm–1:45pm Part of AMP Clinical Practice Committee Work in Progress Updates - Informatics AMP Best Practice Guidance for Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) for Molecular Diagnostics Part 1 Working Group Best practices for validating and deploying AI models in clinical molecular workflows, and how they differ from older machine learning. Session Sat, Nov 14 2:30pm–4:00pm Advances in STI Testing Through the Years 602-604, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike Infectious Diseases 2:30pm–3:15pmBeyond the Swab: The Evolution of STI DiagnosticsUniversity of Washington 3:15pm–4:00pmBeyond the Swab: The Evolution of STI DiagnosticsUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham Session Sat, Nov 14 2:30pm–4:00pm Interactive Visualization Tools for Molecular Testing 606-607, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike Informatics 2:30pm–3:00pmCNVpytor: Comprehensive Detection, Annotation, and Visualization of Germline and Somatic Copy Number VariationsMayo clinic 3:00pm–3:30pmCNViz: A Tool for Interactive Copy Number VisualizationNorthwell Health 3:30pm–4:00pmFrom Cohort-Scale Patterns to Patient-Level Evidence: GenomeSpy for Genomic Data VisualizationN/A Session Sat, Nov 14 4:15pm–5:15pm Hematopathology Plenary Session 611-614, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike 4:15pm–5:15pmFrom Genome to Treatment: Tailoring Induction Chemotherapy for Acute Myeloid LeukemiaUniversity of Florida
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital Memphis, TN
stjude.org Pediatric Paediatric research hospital in Memphis treating childhood cancer and running clinical genome sequencing and transplant virus testing.	Workshop Wed, Nov 11 11:00am–11:50am NAT2 Pharmacogenomics: Applying CPIC Guidelines with CDC GeT-RM Reference Materials NAT2 acetylator genotyping: applying dosing guidelines and using CDC reference materials to validate the assay. Workshop hosted by Agena Bioscience Skagit 4, Lower Level, Arch at 800 Pike Workshop Wed, Nov 11 1:00pm–1:50pm Strategies for Optimizing Nucleic Acid Extraction in Molecular Oncology Workflows: Liquid Biopsy, FFPE, and Beyond Magnetic bead extraction tuned for high-throughput oncology workflows, covering FFPE tissue and cell-free DNA from plasma. Workshop hosted by Revvity Yakima 2, Level 1, Arch at 800 Pike Talk Fri, Nov 13 1:15pm–2:45pm Part of Optimizing Computational Infrastructure for High-throughput Clinical Data Architecting High-Throughput Clinical Genomics: Infrastructure, Trade-offs, and Impact Infrastructure and software choices behind running whole-genome, exome, RNA and panel testing at pediatric-hospital scale. 611-614, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike Informatics Talk Sat, Nov 14 10:15am–11:00am Part of Molecular Viral Diagnostics for the Immunocompromised Host: Practical Applications and Ongoing Struggles Progress and Challenges in Standardization of Quantitative Transplant Virus Testing Why CMV, EBV, BK and adenovirus viral load results still differ between labs, and what harmonisation would take. 602-604, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike Infectious Diseases
University of Alabama at Birmingham Birmingham, AL
uab.edu Med centres Public research university and academic medical centre in Birmingham with clinical molecular pathology and next-generation sequencing laboratories.	Poster Sat, Nov 14 1:15pm–1:30pm Part of Platform Presentations of Selected HemePath Abstracts II H035 Concordance of Bone Marrow and Peripheral Blood Specimens for Fusion Gene Detection by RNA-Based Next-Generation Sequencing Using the Oncomine Myeloid Assay on the Ion Torrent Genexus Platform 606-607, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike Poster Sat, Nov 14 1:30pm–1:45pm Part of Platform Presentations of Selected Informatics Abstracts II I065 Deep Learning-Based Classification of NSCLC with FGFR3-TACC3 Fusion Using Whole Slide Images 602-604, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike Talk Sat, Nov 14 3:15pm–4:00pm Part of Advances in STI Testing Through the Years Beyond the Swab: The Evolution of STI Diagnostics Sexually transmitted infection testing: choosing between lab-based, point-of-care and over-the-counter options for a given population. 602-604, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike Infectious Diseases
University of Utah Salt Lake City, UT
utah.edu Med centres Public research university in Salt Lake City with human genetics research; owns the ARUP Laboratories reference laboratory.	Session Thu, Nov 12 5:00pm–6:00pm Genetics Plenary Session Ballroom ABC, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike Genetics 5:00pm–6:00pmData, Deep Learning, and Decision-Making: AI in Precision Medicine and GenomicsNational Human Genome Research Institute Session Fri, Nov 13 10:15am–11:45am Resolving the Unknown: Functional and Computational Approaches to Determine Pathogenicity of Genetic Variants 611-614, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike 10:15am–10:45amUsing multiplexed Functional Data to Improve Variant ClassificationUniversity of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus 11:15am–11:45amAlphaMissense for Identifying Pathogenic Missense Mutations in DNA Damage Repair Genes in CancerMemorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Session Sat, Nov 14 10:15am–11:45am Molecular Viral Diagnostics for the Immunocompromised Host: Practical Applications and Ongoing Struggles 602-604, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike Infectious Diseases 10:15am–11:00amProgress and Challenges in Standardization of Quantitative Transplant Virus TestingSt. Jude Children's Research Hospital 11:00am–11:45amThe If, When, and How of Antiviral Resistance Testing for the Immunocompromised HostCleveland Clinic Session Sat, Nov 14 10:15am–11:45am Prenatal Genetic Sequencing: Diagnostic Yield, Incidental Findings and Addressing Uncertainty 606-607, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike Genetics 10:15am–10:45amNoninvasive Prenatal Screening for Mendelian Disorders: Clinical Opportunities and ChallengesBaylor Genetics, Baylor College of Medicine 10:45am–11:15amDiagnostic Yield of Prenatal Genomic SequencingUCSF 11:15am–11:45amGenome Sequencing as a First-Tier Prenatal Diagnostic Test: Results from a Prospective Blinded StudyThe Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Workshop Sat, Nov 14 12:40pm–1:10pm Ph.D. Career Paths in the Clinical Space Career routes for life sciences PhDs in clinical laboratories, beyond the usual academic and industry tracks. Innovation Spotlight Stage #3
AdventHealth Altamonte Springs, FL
adventhealth.com Med centres Non-profit hospital system headquartered in Florida, operating hospitals and clinical laboratories across several US states.	Talk Fri, Nov 13 10:15am–11:00am Part of Clinical Metagenomic NGS for Infectious Disease: Implementation and Interpretation Next-Generation Sequencing in the Clinical Microbiology Lab. Use Cases and Justification. Bringing sequencing into a clinical microbiology lab, including how to justify the cost against current testing and close diagnostic gaps. 608-609, Level 6, Arch at 705 Pike Infectious Diseases