And that’s a wrap on #MicroSeq2026! A huge thanks to all our brilliant presenters, fantastic chairs, and wonderfully engaged audience. We hope you all enjoyed the conference as much as we did, and can’t wait to see you next year at #MicroSeq2027!
This year, our best question awards go to Raquel, Ellen, Michelle, Maree, Wytamma, Jackie, and (with TWO top questions) Seweryn! We'll be in touch soon to get you your merch 🥳
🏆It’s Prize Time!🏆 #MicroSeq2026 has lots of prizes on offer, generously sponsored by @AUSSOCMIC, @AusVirologySoc, and Microbial Genomics #MGen. Not to mention, some real cool merch on offer for our best questions from each session! 🥳
Last but certainly not least, we have #MicroSeq2026 merch prizes for the best question of each session. MicroSeq is made special and successful by engagement from our brilliant audience. Thank you for keeping the discussions going!
What a fantastic way to wrap up our #MicroSeq2026 talks! I hope you’re all feeling inspired & motivated to get creative with how we share our research. I know I am! 🤔
@ebony_monson is #MicroSeq2026’s very first Outreach Keynote speaker 📢 A true expert and role model in science communication, Ebony posits that “your science is too interesting to stay in the lab” - and what we can do about it!
But you don't have to navigate this alone. Finding a diverse range of mentors for different parts of your career will be invaluable. Perhaps you even found one or two members of your "mentor mosaic" at #MicroSeq2026? 😉
Session 2.4 is about to start - our FINAL session for #MicroSeq2026 😭 This session is chaired by Jackie Mahar and we’re being treated to a plenary talk by Dr @ebony_monson. After that - prizes! 🏅
🧬Raquel Cooper closes out our ECR talks for #MicroSeq2026 with valuable insights into reproducibility and consistency of #WGS despite years of changes in wet lab workflows, #sequencing technologies, and #bioinformatic pipelines. What a positive note to end on!