The 50th Annual Meeting of the Australasian Division of the IAP

The 50th Annual Meeting of the Australasian Division of the IAP

We are delighted to share with you  the news of a big international pathology event : The 50th annual meeting of the Australasian Division of the IAP which took place 29-31 May 2026, at the Brisbane Convention Centre, Queensland, Australia.

This prestigious congress convened leading pathologists, researchers, and medical professionals from across the Australasian, Asia-Pacific region and beyond. There were three days of academic exchange, interesting scientific topics, research, innovation and networking.

Highlights included

  • International faculty including keynote speakers Prof Dina Tiniakos (Greece and UK, liver pathology), Prof Jerad Gardner (skin and soft tissue pathology) and Prof Puay Hoon Tan (Singapore, breast pathology)
  • Expert-led lectures across sub-specialties in anatomical pathology
  • A variety of interactive formats including slide seminars, Meet the Expert, Short Courses, workshops.  Master Classes in renal and liver pathology and Boot Camps were targeted at trainees
  • Poster presentations and abstract sessions
  • Travel bursaries for early-career pathologists from low-resource countries
  • Collaborative sessions with Australasian and international societies including the Gastrointestinal Pathology Society (GIPS).
  • The inaugural Richard Scolyer Charity Fun Run and Walk, raising money for Brainstorm
  • Networking opportunities with local and global experts

Sessions were conducted in English.

Why It Matters:

AUS-IAP 2026 attracted over 600 delegates, continuing the tradition of fostering excellence in pathology education and practice. It continues to be a valuable opportunity for anatomical pathology professionals to stay at the forefront of diagnostic science, explore emerging technologies, and build lasting international collaborations.

The 2027 meeting will be held 28-30 May in Adelaide, South Australia.

iap-aus-conference.org.au

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