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9-12 September 2026

ESCCA 2026

The Cells are alive... with ESCCA in Salzburg, Austria!

The ESCCA Conferences have become of major importance for education and scientific exchange in the fields of basic, translational and clinical applications in cytometry, in particular, flow cytometry applications and in Hematology, Immunology, Cancer and Cell Biology.


27 September - 1 October
2026

Mediterranean school of flow cytometry for immunology

Mediterranean Hotel, Rhodes Island, Greece

Organised by the Greek Society of Cytometry and the Italian Society for Cytometric Cell Analysis.

The programme and registration information can be downloaded via the button here below.


5-7 October 2026

The INSERM Workshop 291 - "Multiparametric Cytometry Data Analysis: Stairway to High-Content"

This workshop will be one of the major events in flow cytometry data analysis in 2026, bringing together 19 experts from 9 different countries.

The program covers essential topics in cytometry data analysis, including:
• Data pre-processing and quality control
• Dimension reduction and clustering techniques
• Automated gating and machine learning approaches
• Cell annotation and standardization
• Integration of cytometry data with omics and clinical data

For more details about the program and registration, please click on the button here below.

Places are limited! Deadline for registration: 3 July 2026.  


19-22 October 2026

XIII. VIRTUAL PRAGUE SCHOOL ON FLOW CYTOMETRY

XIII. VIRTUAL Prague School  on Flow Cytometry - Practical and interactive course on advanced applications in Hematology-Oncology and Immunology

Extended deadline for application: 30 September 2026.

Email to Iuri Marinov, iuri.marinov@uhkt.cz


25-27 November 2026

1st Mediterranean Meeting on Flow Cytometry

The French Cytometry Association (AFC) and the Iberian Society of Cytometry (SIC) will organise the 1st Mediterranean Meeting on Flow Cytometry in the Granada Exhibition Center in Granada, Spain.


8-11 September 2027

ESCCA 2027

Where? That is still for ESCCA to know and for you to guess! But do save the date!