The 15th Asia-Pacific Conference of Human Genetics Posted January 16, 2025 by Brahmastra Megasakti

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THE 15th ASIA-PACIFIC CONFERENCE OF HUMAN GENETICS
in conjunction with
The 5th Annual Meeting of Indonesian Society of Human Genetics (InaSHG)

The 2nd Conference of Indonesian Society of Genetic Counselor (ISGC)

4-8 November 2025 (Tue–Sat), Yogyakarta, INDONESIA

Equitable Future in Genomic Medicine: Innovation, Leapfrogging, and Advancing Technologies for Humanity.

For registration to the conference, please proceed to http://tiketseminar.com/apchg15inter

Introduction:

Genomic medicine is a field of science that studies the use of genomic data in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disease. As technology advances, genome analysis is now an essential part of modern medical practice, enabling a more personalized and targeted approach to healthcare. In the last decade, genomic technology, including Next-generation sequencing (NGS) has advanced rapidly, changing the way we understand and manage various medical conditions. From identifying genetic mutations underlying disease to developing therapies tailored to an individual’s genetic profile, this field has shown great potential in improving clinical outcomes.

However, the main challenge in Genomic Medicine is translating research findings from the laboratory (bench) to clinical practice (bedside), and furthermore, how to leverage these discoveries into business innovations with broad impacts, particularly in Asia-Pacific region and developing countries, including Indonesia. This translational process involves cross-disciplinary collaboration between researchers, clinical practitioners, industry players, and other stakeholders, requires a strong regulatory and ethical framework. The Indonesian Society of Human Genetics (InaSHG) in collaboration with Asia-Pacific Society of Human Genetics (APSHG) will hold an official biennial scientific meeting of the Asia-Pacific Conference of Human Genetics (APCHG) 2025 in conjunction with the 5th Annual Meeting of Indonesian Society of Human Genetics (InaSHG) & the 2nd Conference of Indonesian Society of Genetic Counselor (ISGC).

In 2025, Indonesia will host the APCHG for the second time, after 31 years. The 15th APCHG will be held in Yogyakarta on Tuesday-Saturday 4-8 November 2025. The conference will be held in Alana Hotel & Convention Center, Yogyakarta. Apart from its strong scientific content, being held in a cultural city with lots of opportunities for exploration is another key factor that will make the APCHG 2025 even more attractive to the participants. The meeting is expected to be attended by about 500 delegates and exhibitors all over the world. For the 15th APCHG in 2025, we expect that the support from local participants will also be great.

This conference aims to explore the journey of Genomic Medicine from basic research to clinical applications, ultimately to the business market, and ethical, legal, and social issues (ELSI). By bringing together experts in the fields of genomics, clinical, and industry, we hope to identify the challenges and opportunities in integrating genomic science into health practice and its commercialization. In this session, participants will gain in-depth insight into how genomic technology can be implemented effectively in clinical and business settings, as well as the strategic steps needed to accelerate the adoption of medical genomics in broader healthcare.

Objective:

  1. To provide basic and ongoing knowledge for participants to increase current knowledge and frontiers regarding the application of Genomic Medicine to improve patients’ healthcare.
  2. To enhance insights for participants in the fields of Genomic Medicine for continuing education in the fields of human genomics and beyond.
  3. To increase insights and business opportunities for Genomic Medicine applications to improve people’s quality of life

Target Participants:

Human Geneticist, Clinical Geneticist, Medical Specialist, General Practitioner, Genetic Counsellor, Medical Geneticist, Molecular Geneticist, Molecular Biologist, Bioinformatician, Lecturer, Researcher, Scientist, Health Practitioner (Nurses, Pharmacist, Nutritionists, and others), Start-up Genomics, Industry, Student

Time and Place of Event:

1. Wellcome Trust NGS Variant Interpretation Workshop

a. Time : Tuesday-Wednesday, 4-5 November 2025

b. Place : Alana Hotel and Convention Center, Yogyakarta

2. UCSC Genome Browser Workshop (just announced!)

a. Time : Tuesday, 4 November 2025

b. Place : Alana Hotel and Convention Center, Yogyakarta

3. PSGCA Genetics Counselling Workshop

a. Time : Wednesday, 5 November 2025

b. Place : Alana Hotel and Convention Center, Yogyakarta

4. Inborn Error of Metabolism from Newborn Screening to Genetic Therapy

a. Time : Wednesday, 5 November 2025

b. Place : Alana Hotel and Convention Center, Yogyakarta

5. APCHG Main Conference

a. Time : Thursday-Saturday, 6-8 November 2025

b. Place : Alana Hotel and Convention Center, Yogyakarta

 

Asia-Pacific Conference of Human Genetics 2025

Main Conference Events

Day 1 (6th November 2025)

Keynote

  1. Mr. Budi Gunadi Sadikin (Minister of Health, Republic of Indonesia)
  2. Prof. Brian Hon-Yin Chung (President APSHG)
  3. Prof. Sangkot Marzuki (Founder APSHG) – Journey of Human Genetics in Indonesia

Plenary

  1. Prof. Dame Sue Hill (NHS UK) – Genomic Medicine: Advance, Challenges, and Future Direction
  2. Prof. Yin-Hsiu Chien (Nancy) (President-elect APSHG) – Transforming diagnosis: The impact of newborn screening programs on rare genetic disorders
  3. Prof. Gunadi (President InaSHG) – Genomic Medicine in Complex Disorder

Symposium

1. Prenatal Genomics

  • Prof. Erik Sistermans(Amsterdam UMC) – Genome-wide(GW) first-tier NIPT as A National Screening Program: Advantages & Challenges
  • Dr. Ivan Sini(Chairman, Indonesian College of Obstetrics & Gynecology)– PGT-A in Developing Countries: Best Practice & Challenges
  • Prof. Alison McEwen (University of Technology Sydney) – Genetic Counselling for Prenatal Screening and Testing
  • Dr. Juliana Mei-Har Lee(Genetic Counselling Asia)– Psycho-social and genetic counselling issues in reproductive genetic

2. Expanded Newborn Screening in Inborn Error of Metabolism

  • Prof. Damayanti Rusli Sjarif (Universitas Indonesia)
  • Prof. Thong Meow Keong (University of Malaya)–Metabolomics: Basic Principles, Uses and Limitations
  • Dr. Tan Ee Shien (KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital) – Singapore Journey on Newborn Screening
  • Prof. Catherine Lynn T.Silao (University of the Philippines Manila)- Incorporating Molecular Genetics into the Philipine Newborn Screening Program
  • Prof. Carmencita Padilla – Challenges, Solutions, Lessons of the Philippine ENBS Program

3. Rare Diseases

  • Prof. Damayanti Rusli Sjarif (Universitas Indonesia)
  • Prof. Tri Indah Winarni (Universitas Diponegoro)–Intellectual Disability: Diagnosis & Future Challenge in Genomic Era
  • Prof. Poh-San Lai (National University of Singapore) – Monogenic Diseases: From Rare to Common
  • Prof. Vorasuk Shotelersuk (Chulalongkorn University)–Role of Long-Read Genome Sequencing for Rare Diseases
  • Dr. Tan Ee Shien (KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital) – Ending The Diagnostic Journey in Rare Disease – Genomics for KIDS in ASEAN
  • Dr. Bregje van Bon (Radboud University) – SETBP1: The Journey from Gene Discovery to Becoming an Expertise Clinic

4. Complex Genetic Disorder

  • Dr. Syahrilnizam Abdullah (Universiti Putra Malaysia)
  • Prof. Mohammad Saifur Rohman (Universitas Brawijaya)–Common Variants in Stent Restenosis and Calcified Plaque
  • Prof. Ni-Chung Lee (Nina) (National Taiwan University Hospital)- Role of Methylation in Genetic Disorders
  • Dr. Prasit Phowthongkum (Chulalongkorn University)- Polygenic Risk Scores for Asian Populations: Applications in Cancer and Cardiovascular Disorders: sooner or later.
  • Prof. Moinak Banerjee (Rajiv Gandhi Center for Biotechnology)- The Genetic Puzzle of Rare Disorders: Challenges and Opportunities: A Journey from Complex Disease to Rare Disease

5. Gene Therapy

  • Prof. Thanyachai Sura (Mahidol University)–Genetherapy for Neurofibromatosis
  • Prof. Yin-Hsiu Chien (President-electAPSHG)–Advancing Therapeutics for Inborn Error of Metabolism: Innovations in Enzyme Replacements and Gene Therapy
  • Dr. Ai Ling Koh (KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital) – Clinical Application of Gene Therapy in Rare Diseases
  • Dr. B. R. Lakshmi (Molecular Diagnostics, Counseling, Care & Research Centre MDCRC, India) – Genetic Counseling in Era of Gene Therapy
  • Prof. Hiroyuki Awano (Tottori University)- Current Advances of Gene Therapy for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
  • Prof. Dominique P. Germain (UFR des Sciences de la Sante Simone Veil)-Fabry Disease: from Variant Interpretation to the Clinical Development of Innovative Therapies

Day 2 (7th November 2025)

Plenary

  1. Prof. Christian Gilissen (Radboud University) – Advancement in Bioinformatics – Its Role in Genomic Medicine
  2. Dr. Breana Cham (President PSGCA)
  3. Prof. Sultana MH Faradz (President ISGC) – Ethics in Genetic Counseling in Genomic Era

Symposium

1. Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues

  • Dr. Helger IJntema (Radboud University) – Incidental Findings in Genetic Testing: The Nijmegen Experience
  • Prof. Thong Meow Keong (University of Malaya)–Ethical and Cultural Issues in Genomic Counselling
  • Prof. Thanyachai Sura (Mahidol University)
  • Dr. Shih Wei Seow (Precision Health Research, Singapore, PRECISE)–The National Precision Medicine Programme: Trust and Trade-Offs in Data Sharing
  • Dr. Elaine Lo (National University Hospital) – Challenges in Implementation of Pharmacogenomics in Singapore
  • Prof. Kenjiro Kosaki (Keio University, Japan)
  • Prof. Eva Maria Cutiongco-delaPaz (University of the Philippines Manila)

2. Omics Technology

  • Dr. Helger IJntema (Radboud University) –Towards the Clinical Implementation of HiFi Genomes
  • Dr. Safarina Malik (MRIN)- Single Cell Technology
  • Dr. Kristy Iskandar – Navigating the Diagnostic Odyssey: Genomic Medicine in Rare Disease
  • Prof. Alison McEwen (University of Technology Sydney) – Embedding Genetic Counsellors in Mainstream Teams to Support Provision of Precision Medicine
  • Prof. Ni-Chung Lee (Nina) (National Taiwan University Hospital)
  • Dr. Lim Weng Khong (SingHealth Duke-NUS Genomic Medicine Centre)
  • Prof. Poh-San Lai (National University of Singapore) – Omics in Neuromuscular Disorders
  • Prof. John Christodoulou (Univ. of Melbourne/Murdoch Children’s Research Institute) – Impact of Genomics on Diagnostic Odyssey of Rare Disease
  • Dr. Arief Gusnanto (Univ. of Leeds)

3. Bioinformatics & AI in Genomics

  • Prof. Christian Gilissen (Radboud University)–Long-read sequencing: Advantages & Challenges
  • Prof. Erik Sistermans (Amsterdam University Medical Centers)–Wisecondor FF: Improved Fetal Aneuploidy Detection from Shallow WGS through Fragment Length Analysis
  • Dr. Tyas Hikmawan (Universitas Gadjah Mada)
  • Prof. David Aanansen (Oxford University)
  • Dr. Lim Weng Khong (Sing Health Duke-NUS Genomic Medicine Centre)
  • Dr. Ai Ling Koh (KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital)

4. Metagenomics

  • Prof. Muh. Nasrum Massi (Universitas Hasanuddin)
  • Prof. Maria Inge Lucida (Universitas Airlangga)
  • Prof. David Aanansen (Oxford University)
  • Dr. Rahadian Pratama (The Indonesian Society for Bioinformatics and Biodiversity, MABBI)

5. Cancer Genomics & Blood Dirsoder

  • Prof. Sofia Mubarika Haryana (Universitas Gadjah Mada)–Epigenetics in Cancer
  • Dr. Ahmad Utomo (YARSI University)–Genomic Medicine in Cancer
  • Prof. Zilfalil Alwi (Universiti Sains Malaysia) – Thalassemia and the Global Globin Network
  • Dr. Prasit Phowthongkum (Chulalongkorn University) – Polygenic Risk Scores for Asian Populaions: Application in Cancer and Cardiovascular Disorders “Sooner or Later”
  • Dr. Arief Gusnanto (Univ. of Leeds)

Day 3 (8th November 2025)

Plenary

  1. Prof. Herawati Sudoyo (Mochtar Riady Institute for Nanotechnology) – Population Genomics – What We Have Learned from Indonesian Studies
  2. Dr. Irene Gallego Romero (St Vincent’s Hospital, The University of Melbourne)
  3. Dr. Bregje van Bon (Radboud University) – Introduction of Entrustable Professional Activities (EPA’s) in the Medical Genetics’ Curriculum
  4. Dr. Peter Goodhand (Global Alliance for Genomics and Health, GA4GH)

Symposium:

1. Precision Public Health

  • Dr. Ines Atmosukarto (Indonesian Ministry of Health)–Biomedical & Genome Science Initiative (BGSi)
  • Prof. Vorasuk Shotelersuk (Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand)– Genomics Thailand: Implementing Genomic Medicine into Healthcare
  • Prof. Kenjiro Kosaki (Keio University, Japan)
  • Dr. B. R. Lakshmi (Molecular Diagnostics, Counseling, Care and Research Center – MDCRC) – Role of Genetic Counseling in Precision Public Health
  • Prof. John Christodoulou (Univ. of Melbourne/Murdoch Children’s Research Institute) – Genomic Medicine Implementation in Australias

2. Population Genomics

  • Dr. Shih Wei Seow (Precision Health Research, Singapore, PRECISE)– The National Precision Medicine Programme: Enabling Population Genomics
  • Dr. Syahrilnizam Abdullah (Universiti Putra Malaysia)
  • Dr. Irene Gallego Romero (St Vincent’s Hospital, The University of Melbourne)- Characterizing Denisovan Introgression in the Genomes of Present-day Papuans
  • Prof. Eva Maria Cutiongco-delaPaz (University of the Philippines Manila)-Filipinome
  • Prof. Hiroyuki Awano (Tottori University): Newborn Screening of Spinal Muscular Atrophy

3. Advancing Genomics in the Western Pacific Region: WHO’s Vision and Initiatives

  • Prof. Zilfalil Alwi (WHO TAG-G Member/Universiti Sains Malaysia)- WHO WPRO Strategies for Enhancing Human Genomics Capacity in the Region
  • Prof. Kazuto Kato (WHO TAG-G Member/Osaka University)- WHO Guidance for Human Genome Data Collection, Access, Use and Sharing for Ethical and Equitable Implementation of Genomics
  • Dr. Julienne O’Rourke (WHO Regional Office for the Western Pacific) – Advancing Genomics in the Western Pacific Region: WHO’s Vision and Initiatives

4. Pharmaco & Nutrigenomics

  • Dr. Elaine Lo (National University Hospital, Singapore)–Implementation of Preemptive Pharmacogenomics as Part of Routine Clinical Care – a Story of the Lion City
  • Prof. Catherine Lynn T. Silao (University of the Philippines Manila)- Current Status and Future Perspectives of Pharmacogenomics and Nutrigenomics in the Philippines
  • Indri Rooslamiati, PhD (Balai Besar Biomedis dan Genomika Kesehatan, BB Binomika) – Pharmacogenomics in Indonesia: Advances & Challenges

Contact person:

  1. Dr. Dwi AA Nugrahaningsih (+6282226736882)
  2. Dr. Mawaddah Ar Rohmah (+6282225588811)
  3. Dr. Pramana Adhityo (+6287721894020)

If you’re interested for a sponsorship opportunity, please reach contacts enlisted above.

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10 Comments

  • Ms. Fabella February 26, 2025 at 4:47 pm

    Hello,

    Will there be opportunities for oral or posters presentations from PhD students?

    Kind regards,

    Reply

    • Gandi Purwosatrio March 27, 2025 at 11:44 pm

      Yes, in fact call for abstract (oral/poster) announcement has just been released. You can find more information in this updated post. Regards.

      Reply

      • Tree June 2, 2025 at 4:59 pm

        Good day! would like to ask if you are still accepting abstracts.. thank you

        Reply

        • Gandi Purwosatrio June 25, 2025 at 1:43 am

          Greetings! Thank you for your interest for registering to APCHG 2025. Please proceed to our new dedicated website for registering to the conference as well as other informations. Can be accessed here: tiketseminar.com/inashg . Should you need any help please contact us at apchg2025@gmail.com

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  • Dr. Anil B. Jalan June 6, 2025 at 11:00 am

    Some one kindly send details for the registration of the conference.
    We would like to attend the workshop and the conference

    Dr. Anil Jalan
    India

    Reply

    • Gandi Purwosatrio June 25, 2025 at 1:43 am

      Greetings! Thank you for your interest for registering to APCHG 2025. Please proceed to our new dedicated website for registering to the conference as well as other informations. Can be accessed here: tiketseminar.com/inashg . Should you need any help please contact us at apchg2025@gmail.com

      Reply

  • Ms Lim June 13, 2025 at 11:27 am

    Hi, I am interested in attending. Can I have the contact person’s email for further enquiries? Thank you.

    Reply

    • Gandi Purwosatrio June 25, 2025 at 1:43 am

      Greetings! Thank you for your interest for registering to APCHG 2025. Please proceed to our new dedicated website for registering to the conference as well as other informations. Can be accessed here: tiketseminar.com/inashg . Should you need any help please contact us at apchg2025@gmail.com

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  • Chloe Wong June 17, 2025 at 12:54 pm

    I would like to join the conference as an audience. How can I register for the event? The QR code on the poster only link to abstract submission.
    It would be so grateful if you could email me the details.

    Reply

    • Gandi Purwosatrio June 25, 2025 at 1:44 am

      Greetings! Thank you for your interest for registering to APCHG 2025. Please proceed to our new dedicated website for registering to the conference as well as other informations. Can be accessed here: tiketseminar.com/inashg . Should you need any help please contact us at apchg2025@gmail.com

      Reply

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