We’re committed to making this conference accessible while ensuring an exceptional experience for all attendees, and are cheaper to attend than equivalent meetings*. To help us manage our upfront organisational costs and venue commitments, we encourage early registration through our Early Bird pricing option. Registrations will open on March 1.
Registration Options
Standard Registration
- Regular Rate: $725
Student Registration
- Student Rate: $365
Available exclusively for currently enrolled university students (undergraduate, Masters, or PhD programs). Valid student ID will be required at check-in.
Conference Dinner
The conference dinner is an excellent networking opportunity that we highly recommend! However we understand that attendees may like to make their own arrangements, so the dinner is priced separately from the main registration at $95 per person. This year’s dinner will be held on Tuesday evening at premier Melbourne restaurant Chin Chin, and due to space restrictions tickets may sell out. Attendees will also be invited to a free welcome mixer on the Monday evening.
What’s Included in Your Registration
- Full access to all conference sessions
- Conference materials and resources
- Morning and afternoon refreshments
- High quality lunch on all conference days
- Welcome networking event on Monday evening
- A printed and digital copy of the proceedings and abstracts
Registration Process
All registrations are to be made through the Trybooking link below
Payment Methods
We accept all major credit cards. For institutional payments or invoicing requirements, please contact us.
Questions?
If you have any questions about registration or require assistance, please contact us.
Note: All prices are in AUD. Registration fees are non-refundable after August 30, but -we’re flexible and know there can be last minute problems, so registrations may be transferred to another attendee right up until the start of the conference.
*eg Lorne Genome 2025: $750, Hunter Meeting 2025: $950, Gordon Research Conference: USD$1200.
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