Chancity

Post ASH Annual Meeting and Conference 2027

A clinical meeting focused on advances in hematologic malignancy care and treatment.

Swissotel Chicago

Date
January 29, 2027
Venue
Swissotel Chicago
City
Chicago, IL

TL;DR

  • The meeting starts January 29, 2027, at Swissotel Chicago in Chicago, Illinois.
  • Its program covers treatment options and developments for blood cancers, including CAR T-cell therapy, immunotherapies, and targeted agents.
  • The listed audience includes physicians and other clinical professionals working in hematology and oncology.

Who you'll find in the room

Hematologists

Hematologists are among the audience groups identified by the organizer.

Medical oncologists

Medical oncologists are among the audience groups identified by the organizer.

Pathologists

Pathologists are among the audience groups identified by the organizer.

Fellow and resident trainees

Fellow and resident trainees are included in the stated audience.

Nurse practitioners

Nurse practitioners are among the audience groups identified by the organizer.

Physician assistants

Physician assistants are among the audience groups identified by the organizer.

Nurses

Nurses are among the audience groups identified by the organizer.

Pharmacists

Pharmacists are among the audience groups identified by the organizer.

Featured speakers

1 listed

Michael Bishop, MD

Professor of Medicine, Director of the Jonas Center for Cellular Therapy · University of Chicago Medicine

Partners on record

1 listed
University of ChicagoPlanning Partner

Source: chicagopostash.com/sponsors

Venue & travel

Venue

Swissotel Chicago

Getting there

The conference venue is in Chicago, Illinois.

Questions people ask

5 answered

The meeting starts January 29, 2027.

It takes place at Swissotel Chicago in Chicago, Illinois.

The listed audience includes hematologists, medical oncologists, pathologists, trainees, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurses, and pharmacists.

It suits community-based hematologists and oncologists who want an academic reading of cellular therapy and newer drug classes, with Michael Bishop, who directs the Jonas Center for Cellular Therapy at University of Chicago Medicine, among the speakers. Laboratory researchers wanting original data would get less from it, since the audience spans nurses, pharmacists, physician assistants and trainees alongside physicians, which points to sessions pitched at clinical practice.

Clinicians at oncology update meetings usually wear business casual, and Chicago in late January calls for a warm coat and layers.

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