2026 Annual Meeting of the Coordinated Action on Hepatitis Viruses and the National Hepatitis Network

24 and 25 March 2026 at the Institut Lumière in Lyon, France.

Main points

  • The coordinated action ‘Fundamental and translational research on viral hepatitis’ (AC42) is pleased to organise the Annual Meeting of the National Hepatitis Network on 24 and 25 March 2026 at the Institut Lumière in Lyon.
  • This 26th edition will bring together researchers and doctors to discuss the latest French advances in fundamental and translational research on viral hepatitis.

26th edition of the annual Viral Hepatitis Network meeting

The two-day annual meeting of the National Viral Hepatitis Network (RNH) will be held on 24 and 25 March 2026 at the Institut Lumière in Lyon, France. This 26th edition will be held in conjunction with the 13th international workshop of the ANRS HBV Cure Task Force (25-26 March).

These days bring together researchers and doctors to discuss the latest French advances in fundamental and translational research on viral hepatitis.

A forum for scientific exchange and collaboration, the 26th meeting of the National Viral Hepatitis Network will feature presentations by internationally renowned scientists such as Philip Meuleman, Phillipa Matthews and Massimo Levrero (joint session with the HBV Cure Workshop).

Thesis awards

This meeting will also be an opportunity to present the thesis awards, organised jointly by ANRS MIE and the French Society of Virology, for theses defended in 2025 and focusing on viral hepatitis (more information to come on the application conditions). The prize for the best oral presentation, launched in 2024 and awarded specifically to a young researcher, will be renewed this year to continue to encourage and promote the contributions of young scientists.

Call for abstracts

Call for abstracts – for oral presentations in English or short talks (2 min).

Abstract submissions are open until 23 January 2026.

Abstract submission

Registration

Registration is now open.

Registration

Scientific and Organising Committee: Nathalie Alazard, Virginie Docel, Suzanne Faure-Dupuy, Vincent Thibault, Thibault Tubiana, Amandine Verga-Gerard, Eloi Verrier, Mirjam Zeisel

ANRS MIE: Fundamental Research Department