REELD will exhibit at ASHG 2026 in Montréal

Where to find us

REELD will be present in the exhibit hall for all five days of the meeting, October 20 through October 24. Members of our research team will be at the booth throughout, and we welcome researchers, clinicians, students, and prospective collaborators to stop by at any point during exhibit hours.

Why we are attending

ASHG is the principal annual meeting of the human genetics community, and much of the methodological discussion relevant to our work takes place there: rare-variant interpretation, single-cell disease context, phenotype-ontology analysis, and the evidentiary standards applied to translational claims.

We are attending to share how we approach these problems, to hear how other groups are addressing them, and to identify opportunities for collaboration. We welcome critical examination of our methods and are particularly interested in speaking with investigators working on related questions.

What we would like to talk about

We would be glad to discuss:

• Rare-variant interpretation and the limits of constraint-based prioritization
• Single-cell context and cell-state restriction of disease mechanisms
• Phenotype-ontology methodology, propagation, and ranking stability
• Reproducibility standards and cross-dataset replication
• Negative results, and what they define about the boundary of a mechanism
• Potential collaborations with investigators and laboratories

If you are working on a mechanism question that has become difficult to resolve, bring it. Those are our favorite conversations.

Meet with us

To arrange a specific time to meet during the meeting, or to let us know you are coming, write to lab@reeld.org with “ASHG 2026” in the subject line. We will do our best to accommodate scheduled conversations around exhibit hours.

We look forward to meeting our fellow researchers in Montréal.