University of Washington at AMP 2026
Nov 10–14, 2026 Seattle, WA ~2k attendees Website
University of Washington brings 9 presentations to AMP 2026 in Seattle, its home city. Its program centres on sexually transmitted infection testing, metagenomic and cell-free DNA sequencing, and software practice in clinical bioinformatics. It also covers single-molecule protein sequencing with nanopores and the promise and peril of plasma cell-free metagenomic sequencing at a large medical centre.
| Organization | AMP 2026 Attendance |
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University of Washington Seattle, WA | |
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. Talk Thu, Nov 12 2:30pm–3:00pm 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. Session Thu, Nov 12 2:30pm–3:30pm Platform Presentations of Selected Informatics Abstracts I
Poster Thu, Nov 12 2:45pm–3:00pm 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. Talk Fri, Nov 13 1:15pm–2:45pm 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. Plenary Fri, Nov 13 3:45pm–4:45pm Talk Sat, Nov 14 2:30pm–3:15pm 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. |
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