SMART CRC 2026 Conference

SMART CRC 2026 Conference

19 October 2026
Bond University Events Centre, Gold Coast

The SMART CRC 2026 Conference, SMART Connections. Shared Impact, is our flagship event, bringing together industry, government and research to strengthen collaboration across Australia’s regenerative therapies ecosystem.

This conference will bring together SMART CRC partners and associates alongside the broader biotechnology and regenerative therapies community in an interactive forum focused on collaboration, innovation and shared impact.

Connect, build momentum and align on national and state health and regenerative therapies priorities, workforce needs and partnership led innovation. 

The SMART CRC 2026 Conference is scheduled alongside AusBiotech International Conference 2026, recognising this period as the biggest week in biotech in Australia. 

Website Link: SMART CRC 2026

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