"It is a pleasure to welcome you to the 6th NACC Congress. As the national body for clinical biochemists, we remain committed to leadership in laboratory medicine through service, education and research."
Transforming laboratory medicine in resource-limited settings.
The role of point-of-care testing, digital integration, and clinical impact in collaboration with IFCC and APFCB.
Messages
"On behalf of the organizing committee, we are delighted to welcome you to Square Hotel, Lalitpur. The congress is shaped by the theme of POCT, digital integration, and clinical impact across our region."
Schedule at a glance
Inauguration begins at 9:00 AM; the scientific program runs from 10:00 AM to 5:30 PM at Square Hotel, Lalitpur.
Featured speakers
Dr. Orland Diez Gibert
Molecular geneticist with three decades in hereditary cancer research and over 200 international publications.
Dr. Anirban Ganguly
Biochemistry researcher focused on molecular disease mechanisms, cancer biology and metabolic disorders.
Dr. Jay Prakash Sah
Cardiovascular biomechanics researcher with a decade of teaching experience in medical biochemistry in Nepal.
Dr. Rajiv R. Sinha
General Secretary, ACBI; three decades of academic leadership across metabolic and endocrine biochemistry.
Dr. Kul Raj Rai, PhD
Molecular biology researcher on host-virus interactions, long non-coding RNAs and novel micropeptides.
Square Hotel, Lalitpur
Registration fees
Deadline for registration: 15 May 2026. In-person attendance only with no onsite or hybrid registration.
Submitting your research
Abstract Guidelines
Formatting, word limits and submission requirements for the abstract track.
View guidelines →Scoring Criteria
How submissions are evaluated for oral and poster tracks and the Best Paper Award.
View criteria →Oral Presentation
Timing, format and technical requirements for accepted oral presenters.
View guidelines →Poster Presentation
Poster dimensions, layout and display requirements for the poster session.
View guidelines →Register for the 6th NACC Conference, 30 May 2026.
Seats are in-person only. Secure your registration before the 15 May deadline and submit your abstract by 31 August.


