Networking

ISN Community Film Event:

Experience the power of shared stories and raise awareness about living with kidney diseases through the unique ISN Community Film Event.

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Big Data Lab:

One-on-one, hands-on training sessions offered to delegates focusing on data sets, mining, and research tools geared for kidney health and disease. More info

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ISN Booth:

Meet fellow ISN members, get updates on ISN initiatives, and discover a multitude of surprises at the ISN booth.

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Kidney Studio:

Catch interviews, panels, and podcasts live from the congress at the Kidney Studio, offering twice-daily highlights.

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Networking Lounge:

Connect with peers, discuss work and plan future collaborations at the delegate lounge. Supported by

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Poster Area and Sessions

Learn, share and connect around the latest research from WCN’25 abstract presenters.

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Social Media Engagement:

Engage with the ISN community through special quizzes and events, both in New Delhi and across all platforms.

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Spotlight Stage:

Interactive sessions on ISN programs, the Community Film Event, and more await you at the exhibition’s Spotlight Stage.

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Table Talks:

Engage in moderated group discussions and networking on cutting-edge topics (topic list available prior to the congress).

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Global Kidney Village:

Make global connections! Explore the Global Kidney Village to learn about the ISN’s affiliated societies and partners from around the world.

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Join us for a series of seminar workshops that offer a comprehensive dive into the latest tools and resources available for data analysis in kidney research!

On Friday, attendees can explore a Gateway to Transcriptomic Analysis in Kidney Disease Research, Nephroseq, – a data mining platform that facilitates transcriptomic analysis in kidney disease research through curated molecular and clinical data to streamline scientific discovery. That afternoon, a session will be offered on the many facets of the Kidney Tissue Atlas, the data mining framework from the Kidney Precision Medicine Project. We will learn about the power of the Atlas Explorer and Spatial Biopsy Viewer to deepen understanding of molecular mechanisms active in CKD and AKI. Friday’s final session will showcase the next generation of Spatial Biology and Digital Pathology tools for kidney tissue research.

Saturday’s morning seminar will focus on the exploration of how genetic and genomics are linked in kidney disease, and how variants that regulate kidney-specific genes can be explored in the NephQTL portal. Saturday afternoon, attendees can discover the potential of CELLxGENE, an open-source platform that empowers users to link single-cell and single-nuclear data with clinical datasets for disease-stage-specific analyses.

Our final session on Saturday is set to be crafted based on participant demand, ensuring the series concludes with topics that resonate most with you! Register for 1 or all but do so soon, as class size is limited.

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Only the ISN or its official representatives are authorized to provide services related to the World Congress of Nephrology 2025. Please contact infowcn@theisn.org if you have any doubts or concerns.