Life Science: Exhibition Calendar
Exhibition Calendar
17th ÖGMBT Annual Meeting: “Life Sciences – Stronger Together”
15.09.2026
- 17.09.2026
Organizer: ÖGMBT
Venue: University of Vienna Biology Building (UBB)
Address: AT
1030 Vienna,
Carl Djerassi Platz 1
The ÖGMBT Annual Meeting is one of the most significant scientific events in Austria in the molecular biosciences. Topic wise it is a very broad event, including medical aspects of the life sciences, applied aspects and a diverse set of basic research. It is a good mix of invited international talks and talks by students (all in English), a company trade show including exhibitors quiz and many networking activities.
It is a true melting pot bringing together top experts for exchange, showcasing the work of early career researchers, helps the attending students get a notion of the field and allows everyone a look beyond the horizon of their own specialization and shows what is happening in Austria in the field of life sciences.
We look forward to meeting you in Vienna!
Cell Culture Days 2026
23.09.2026
- 24.09.2026
Organizer: Austrian Society for Cytometry (OEGfZ), Division of Biomedical Research
Venue: online/Medical University Graz/Austria
Address: AT
8010 Graz,
Neue Stiftingtalstraße 6
Initiated in 2014 by Beate Rinner (CellBank, Medical University of Graz) and the ÖGfZ, this informative meeting will take place for the 7th time and offers its participants a wide range of lectures and workshops in the field of cell culture.
- Biomaterial & Cell Culture
- 3D Culture & Organoids
- Cell Treatment & Metabolism & Immune Cells
- Cell Banks & Primary Cells & Cell Models
- Cell Immunity
We look forward to meeting you in Graz!
Vi-CaN Symposium 2026
08.10.2026
- 08.10.2026
Medical University of Vienna (MUW)
Venue: Van Swieten Saal, Medical University of Vienna
Address: AT
1090 Wien,
Van-Swieten-Gasse 1a
Cachexia remains a devastating disease with little to no effective treatment options for affected patients. Cachexia affects multiple biological systems and is regarded as a multi-organ syndrome.
The first Vi-CaN Symposium aims to open up individual research perspectives to look more comprehensively at cancer-associated cachexia.
Thus, we aim to bring together clinicians, researchers, and trainees, all dedicated to advancing science and care in cancer, metabolism, immunology, and allied interdisciplinary research fields. Together, we aim to synergise our resources to address key research questions in cachexia research, to bridge preclinical research to clinical and palliative care application and to accelerate translational impact.
We look forward to meeting you in Vienna!
ASSCR Annual Meeting 2026
16.10.2026
- 17.10.2026
Technical University Vienna (TU)
Venue: TU Vienna Kuppelsaal
Address: AT
1040 Wien,
Karlsplatz 13
Stem cell research is one of the most promising areas of biomedical research – it is revolutionising basic research and offers immense opportunities for the development of novel therapeutic approaches.
The Austrian Society for Stem Cell Research will accompany and support the rapid progress in stem cell research in a national context and has set itself the following goals:
- Creating a platform for public relations
- National and international networking and promoting young talent
- Improving the funding and research structure
Stem cell research is a key determinant for the sustainable development of the Austrian knowledge society and the country’s future economic performance.
We look forward to meeting you in Vienna!
European Placenta Group Meeting 2026 – Life at the Interface
25.11.2026
- 27.11.2026
Medical University of Vienna (MUW), Universitätsklinik für Frauenheilkunde
Venue: Van Swieten Saal, Medical University of Vienna
Address: AT
1090 Vienna,
Van-Swieten-Gasse 1a
The European Placenta Group brings together researchers and clinicians across Europe dedicated to understanding the organ that shapes every human life from its very beginning.
As a regional affiliate of the International Federation of Placenta Associations (IFPA), EPG fosters interdisciplinary dialogue and scientific exchange across Europe.
Join us in the beautiful city of Vienna, Austria, for the 20th European Placenta Group Meeting 2026 – Life at the Interface. This inspiring scientific meeting will provide a platform to share new discoveries, exchange ideas, and strengthen interdisciplinary collaborations across the full spectrum of placental research.
We look forward to meeting you in Vienna!
neuroday 26
04.12.2026
- 04.12.2026
Novum Innsbruck Mitte
Address: AT
6020 Innsbruck,
Amraser Strasse 31
We cordially invite you to the neuroday, the newly established forum for the neuroscience community in Innsbruck, which aims to promote the exchange between researchers from basic to clinical neuroscience.
The neuroday will provide a unique platform for emerging and aspiring neuroscientists to present their latest findings in a welcoming atmosphere. It will also offer the opportunity to develop ideas on how to use synergies between the different institutes and universities and to develop new perspectives for the neuroscience community in Innsbruck.
Besides poster and oral presentations, we will also host renowned international plenary speakers.
We look forward to meeting you in Innsbruck!