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Past eventHeld October 1–3, 2026

Fanconi Anemia Research Fund Scientific Symposium 2026

The 2026 Scientific Symposium was billed as bringing together prominent and aspiring Fanconi anemia researchers. It served as a platform for exchanging knowledge and ideas in Fanconi anemia.

Phoenix, Arizona

Held
October 1–3, 2026
Venue
Phoenix, Arizona

TL;DR

  • The symposium took place October 1–3, 2026, in Phoenix, Arizona.
  • It is a platform for exchanging knowledge and ideas in Fanconi anemia.
  • The organizer said it brings together prominent and aspiring FA researchers.

About

The Fanconi Cancer Foundation holds this symposium every year as a place for Fanconi anemia researchers, both established and emerging, to trade knowledge and ideas. Clinicians and stakeholders were also billed as taking part, sharing recent updates in research and treatment. The aim was to foster collaborations that advance understanding and management of the condition.

Source: fanconi.org/partner-with-us

Who was in the room

Fanconi anemia researchers

The organizer describes the audience as prominent and aspiring FA researchers.

Venue & travel

Venue

Phoenix, Arizona

Questions people ask

5 answered

It took place from October 1–3, 2026.

It was held in Phoenix, Arizona.

The organizer identifies prominent and aspiring Fanconi anemia researchers as attendees.

It is most useful for researchers and clinicians working on Fanconi anemia, since the symposium gathers both established and early-career investigators in that one disease area to share research and treatment updates. Those outside the Fanconi field would find the focus narrow, as it is a single-disease meeting run by the Fanconi Cancer Foundation rather than a broad hematology or oncology congress.

Attendees at scientific symposia usually wear business casual or smart casual, and light layers suit Phoenix in early October plus air-conditioned meeting rooms.

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