Conferences

Get your research ready! The 25th International Worm Meeting will begin accepting abstracts for presentations in early 2025.

Don't miss the opportunity to present your science to more than 1,400 fruit fly researchers. All career stages are welcome!

Organizers Todd Nystul, Michelle Bland, Leila Rieder, Amanda Crocker, and Justin Crocker shared what they’re most excited for, both scientifically and on a more personal level, and what they think attendees will enjoy the most.

Apply to organize a workshop at #Dros25 covering topics of general interest to the Drosophila community such as techniques, emerging or specialized research areas, and community resources.

This meeting will take place from November 7–8 in Mexico City, gathering researchers working with Drosophila from around Mexico. Sessions will span Development, Epigenetics, Physiology, and Toxicology.

Register early to take advantage of discounted rates. GSA members receive additional discounts.

As the largest gathering of scientists studying Drosophila melanogaster, this conference offers plenty of opportunities to discuss new ideas and navigate your next career steps.

FASEB invites researchers to submit proposals for 2026 Science Research Conference (SRC) topics. SRCs are four- to five-day, in-person conferences focused on established research topics and are led by recognized researchers in the life sciences.

Visit the 66th Annual Drosophila Research Conference website for information about attending the meeting in San Diego, CA on March 19–23, 2025.

Join us for #Worm25 at the University of California, Davis!

Join us for #Dros25 in San Diego, CA!