The 68th ASH Annual Meeting and Exposition brings together the global hematology community to explore the latest advances in classical and malignant hematology. The meeting features hundreds of scientific and educational sessions covering basic, translational, clinical, and epidemiological research, providing attendees with opportunities to engage with emerging discoveries and evolving practice trends across the field.
Held December 12–15, 2026, in New Orleans, Louisiana, and online, ASH 2026 offers a comprehensive program designed to support scientific exchange across multiple areas of hematology. The meeting includes educational sessions, scientific presentations, oral and poster abstracts, late-breaking research, marquee sessions, and opportunities to connect with healthcare and industry professionals.
Scientific Exchange and Emerging Research
A central focus of the ASH Annual Meeting is the presentation of new research and scientific advancements. Attendees can explore high-impact findings across basic and translational research, clinical practice, and emerging areas of hematology through a broad range of session formats.
With opportunities to engage with new data, innovative research approaches, and experts from across the global hematology community, ASH provides an important forum for scientific discussion, collaboration, and the exchange of ideas shaping the future of hematology.
Connect with KCAS Bio at Booth #2648
Visit the KCAS Bio team at Booth #2648 to learn more about our bioanalytical and biomarker capabilities supporting hematology and oncology drug development. From early research through clinical development, our scientific teams support a broad range of therapeutic modalities with expertise in large molecule bioanalysis, flow cytometry, immunogenicity, molecular assays, and biomarker analysis.
Our team will be available throughout the meeting to discuss your current or upcoming studies and explore how our scientific expertise can support your program. Stop by the booth to connect with our team and start a conversation about your next study.