Upcoming Events
Australasian Pancreatic Club Meeting 2027
The Australasian Pancreatic Club (APC) is pleased to announce that the APC Meeting 2027 will be held on:
📅 8-9 May 2027
📍 Crowne Plaza Sydney, Darling Harbour
Join colleagues and experts from across Australasia for two days of scientific exchange, collaboration and discussion on the latest developments in pancreatic research and clinical practice, set against the vibrant backdrop of Sydney's Darling Harbour.
Further information regarding the scientific program, abstract submissions and registration will be released in due course.
We look forward to welcoming you to Sydney in May 2027.
For enquiries contact: pancreas@asnevents.net.au
2026 Annual General Meeting
Date: Wednesday, 23 September 2026
Time: 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm AEST
Location: Online via Zoom (registration required)
The APC Annual General Meeting provides members with an opportunity to review the Society's activities, receive reports from the Executive, participate in governance matters, and contribute to the future direction of the organisation. Business will include the President's Report, Treasurer's Report, confirmation of Office Bearers, consideration of the proposed new Constitution, and acceptance of the FY2025–2026 financial statements.
Below resources can be found here
AGM Notice
AGM Agenda
Draft Constitution
Constitution Amendment Voting Form
Further Information: Visit the AGM page under the Membership section to access AGM documentation and previous AGM records.
For enquiries contact: pancreas@asnevents.net.au
AuSPEN 2025
Join us for the annual AuSPEN Conference: Where Survival Meets Nutrition
Where: The Hilton, Sydney, Australia
Why attend?
- Connect with top experts in nutrition and survival
- Experience innovative sessions to ‘outwit, outplay & outlast’ the toughest challenges in our field
- Be inspired by our keynote speakers Leah Gramlich (University of Alberta) & Gerald Holtman (Princess Alexandra Hospital)
- Build your network at our social dinner
Pancreas Summit 2025
This meeting will be the first major international ‘exclusively pancreas-focussed’ meeting to be held in Australia since 2007 and, as the tagline of the meeting indicates, we are curating a scientific program encompassing cutting-edge basic and clinical research in all aspects of pancreatology, with a particular emphasis on translating innovative research into improved outcomes for patients with pancreatic disease.