Elevating Your Expertise at the Leading Research Ethics Conference

Join us November 16–18, 2026 | Colorado Convention Center | Denver, ColoradoJoin a global community dedicated to strengthening the integrity, quality, and impact of research at the 2026 PRIM&R Annual Conference. Hosted in Denver—one of the nation’s fastest-growing centers for biotechnology, data science, and innovation—this flagship meeting convenes professionals across the research enterprise to explore the evolving landscape of research ethics, oversight, and responsible practice.
Designed for attendees from academia, industry, government, and international research organizations, the conference provides a unique space to examine emerging challenges, share best practices, and shape the future of ethical research worldwide.

Why Attend the 2026 PRIM&R Annual Conference? A Global, Multidisciplinary Gathering

• The PRIM&R Annual Conference is one of the world’s leading events focused on research ethics, human subjects protections, animal care and use, research compliance, and institutional leadership. Participants join from across the United States and from institutions around the world
• Professionals attend from:

• HRPP/IRB, IACUC/ACU, and IBC programs
• Industry sponsors, CROs, and biotech and pharmaceutical companies
• Research hospitals, academic medical centers, and universities
• Federal and state regulatory agencies
• International research entities and global health organizations
• Ethics centers, community organizations, and advocacy groups
• Clinical research teams and investigators
• Institutional officials and research leadership

The 2026 PRIM&R conference features a flexible structure that allows attendees to tailor their learning to their area of focus while still experiencing cross-disciplinary engagement.Attendees may register for individual tracks or participate in the full three-day experience.

As research methods, technologies, and regulatory expectations continue to evolve, PRIM&R is committed to providing timely, rigorous, and forward-looking education—ensuring that ethical standards keep pace with scientific progress.