Registration and Pricing – ISHI News

Pricing

You have many great options when it comes to continuing your education, furthering your career, and bringing new technologies back to your lab, so how do you choose? As the largest annual meeting focused entirely on DNA forensics, ISHI is a meeting designed for you!

Your ISHI registration includes admission to two and a half days of General Session talks featuring industry leaders and emerging technologies, 95+ Scientific Poster presentations, an exhibit hall featuring 45+ vendors in the forensic field, and organized networking opportunities throughout the week, so that you will leave with a renewed passion for your work and solutions to everyday challenges you experience in your lab. In addition, conference registration fees include breakfast Tuesday-Thursday mornings, lunch on Tuesday and Wednesday, and the Welcome Reception with heavy appetizers and cocktails on Monday evening.

*Please note: unlike previous years, attendance for the Wednesday night dinner event at the Knibbe Ranch is by pre-registration only for a cost of $25. Secure your participation by adding it to your registration.

REGISTRATION OPTIONS

Early Registration*

                  $845

Full Price

                  $995

Students**

                  $495

*Ends July 19, 2024

**Student ID required

Group discounts of $50 off of the current conference rate are available for groups of 5 or more. To register a group, please submit this form. For questions, email ISHI@promega.com

WORKSHOPS


Pre and post-conference workshops are available for a separate charge, and can be added to an existing registration or purchased as stand alone items.

Pricing will be listed on each workshop details page.

"ISHI is one of the largest forensic genetics conferences in the world with strong emphasis on practical applications, which is an ideal platform to network for the young and the experienced in this field. You cannot attend this meeting without gaining experience and knowledge in forensic genetics. "Walther Parson // Institute of Legal Medicine, Medical University of Innsbruck