American Cytogenomics Conference Announces 2024–2026 Board of Directors
The American Cytogenomics Conference (ACC) is pleased to announce the Board of Directors for the 2024–2026 term. This leadership team will oversee the planning and execution of the 2026 ACC Conference, the organization’s signature biennial meeting dedicated to advancing education, collaboration, and scientific exchange in cytogenomics.
2024–2026 Board of Directors
Officers
- President: Liming Bao
- Vice President: Ross Rowsey
- Secretary/Treasurer: Theresa Brown
- Past President: Jen Winters
- Jennie Thurston
- Makenzie Fulmer
- Abbie Padeganeh
The ACC exists to produce a high-quality scientific meeting every two years, providing a focused forum for cytogenetic and molecular professionals to share research, exchange best practices, and discuss emerging technologies. The newly appointed Board will be responsible for shaping the scientific program, coordinating logistics, and ensuring that the 2026 conference continues the ACC’s tradition of excellence. The ACC Board is committed to creating a dynamic and impactful 2026 conference that supports the professional needs of our community and showcases the ongoing innovation in cytogenomics.
Under the leadership of President Liming Bao, the Board will guide efforts to:
- Develop a robust scientific agenda reflecting current and emerging topics in cytogenomics
- Engage speakers and experts from clinical, research, and industry settings
- Enhance networking and educational opportunities for attendees at all career stages
- Ensure the conference remains accessible, relevant, and scientifically rigorous
The ACC extends its gratitude to all members of the Board—past and present—whose contributions make the conference possible. Their volunteer leadership, time, and expertise ensure that the ACC continues to serve as a valued resource for the cytogenomics community.
About the American Cytogenomics Conference
The American Cytogenomics Conference is a nonprofit organization dedicated solely to organizing and presenting a biennial scientific meeting focused on cytogenomics. The conference brings together laboratory professionals, clinicians, researchers, and trainees to share knowledge, foster collaboration, and advance the field.