17^th Nephrology,Renal Medicine & Renal Care

About Conference

About the Conference

The 17th Nephrology, Renal Medicine & Renal Care Conference will take place on March 09–10, 2026, in the dynamic and cosmopolitan city of Dubai, UAE. This prestigious global event will gather renowned nephrologists, researchers, clinicians, and industry professionals to explore the latest developments in renal health, kidney disease management, and advanced therapeutic approaches.

This two-day conference will feature a comprehensive scientific program designed to highlight breakthroughs in clinical nephrology, renal replacement therapies, transplantation, and precision-based kidney care. Attendees will benefit from keynote lectures, expert panel discussions, hands-on workshops, and case study sessions. The agenda will address topics such as chronic and acute kidney diseases, advancements in dialysis techniques, renal nutrition, regenerative medicine, AI and machine learning in nephrology, and much more.

Key highlights will include sessions on emerging technologies such as wearable dialysis devices, digital nephrology platforms, nanomedicine in kidney care, and CRISPR-based approaches for hereditary kidney disorders. Special focus will also be given to renal telehealth models, digital biomarkers, and individualized care strategies to improve patient outcomes globally.Set against the vibrant and ultramodern backdrop of Dubai, this conference will serve as an invaluable platform for learning, networking, and collaboration, offering participants access to international perspectives and clinical best practices in nephrology and renal medicine.

Why to Attend

Participating in the 17th Nephrology, Renal Medicine & Renal Care Conference offers unparalleled access to cutting-edge research, expert insights, and collaborative learning in the renal field. This event is a must-attend for those committed to advancing kidney health and improving patient care. Attendees will:

• Gain insights from world-class nephrology and renal care experts
• Explore the latest scientific advancements and clinical solutions
• Participate in interactive workshops and practical learning sessions
• Discover innovative medical technologies and tools
• Earn CPD credits for professional development
• Engage in global networking with peers, researchers, and industry stakeholders
• Build collaborative partnerships and explore new research opportunities

Target Audience

The conference is designed for a diverse group of professionals involved in kidney care and research, including:

• Nephrologists and Renal Physicians
• Renal Medicine Specialists
• Dialysis Technicians and Engineers
• Kidney Transplant Surgeons
• Pediatric Nephrologists
• Renal Care and Critical Care Nurses
• Biomedical Researchers in Nephrology
• Pharmaceutical and Biotech Industry Professionals
• Healthcare Policymakers and Administrators
• Nutritionists and Dietitians Specializing in Renal Health
• Public Health Experts in Non-Communicable Diseases
• Medical Educators and Academic Researchers
• Health Tech Innovators and Digital Health Startups
• Cardiologists and Endocrinologists Interested in Renal Comorbidities
• Patient Advocates and Kidney Health Organizations
• Students and Trainees in Nephrology and Internal Medicine

Sessions and Tracks

Track 01: CRISPR Innovations in Nephrology

Explore how CRISPR-Cas9 gene-editing technology is reshaping the future of kidney disease treatment by targeting mutations responsible for disorders like polycystic kidney disease (PKD) and focal segmental glomerulosclerosis (FSGS). Learn about current breakthroughs in gene editing, delivery mechanisms using nanoparticles, and their potential in personalized nephrology therapies. This track will delve into the latest advancements in in vivo and ex vivo gene correction techniques for renal cells, as well as the role of CRISPR in functional genomics to uncover new therapeutic targets. Attendees will evaluate the safety, efficiency, and long-term effects of CRISPR interventions in kidney models, and gain insights into the translational pathway from bench to bedside for CRISPR-based nephrology solutions.

Track 02: Artificial Intelligence in Renal Diagnostics

Dive into the role of AI and machine learning in transforming renal diagnostics. Discover how algorithms analyze imaging and electronic health records to identify early signs of chronic kidney disease and acute kidney injury. Understand predictive models, automation in image interpretation, and AI-driven decision support tools in clinical nephrology. Explore the integration of AI with wearable devices for continuous kidney function monitoring and real-time alerts. Examine how natural language processing enhances data extraction from clinical notes for improved patient profiling. Learn about the development of personalized treatment plans through AI-based risk stratification. Gain insights into ethical considerations, data privacy, and the future of AI-powered nephrology care.

Track 03: Nanotechnology in Kidney Therapeutics

Understand the impact of nanomedicine on renal care. This session will focus on how nanocarriers improve targeted drug delivery, imaging, and therapeutic monitoring in kidney diseases, including diabetic nephropathy and chronic kidney disease. Explore innovations in nanoparticle-based biosensors for early diagnosis and disease progression tracking. Learn how nanostructured materials are being used to enhance dialysis membranes and reduce toxicity. Discover the role of multifunctional nanoparticles in delivering gene therapies and anti-inflammatory agents. Gain insights into ongoing clinical trials and regulatory challenges in translating nanotechnology into routine nephrology practice.

Track 04: Immunomodulatory & Targeted Therapies for Glomerular Diseases

Gain insights into targeted biological agents and immunosuppressants tailored for treating glomerular disorders like FSGS and minimal change disease. Learn how personalized immunotherapy is revolutionizing glomerular disease management. Explore advances in monoclonal antibodies, complement inhibitors, and T-cell modulating therapies designed to minimize relapse and preserve renal function. Understand the role of biomarkers in predicting therapeutic response and guiding individualized treatment plans. Delve into clinical trial outcomes evaluating the safety and efficacy of emerging immunomodulators. Discuss strategies for balancing immune suppression with infection risk in long-term disease management.

Track 05: Advanced Imaging & 3D Mapping in Renal Medicine

Explore cutting-edge 3D imaging techniques that offer detailed mapping of renal structures. Topics include high-resolution MRI, CT scanning, and AI-enhanced imaging for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning. Learn how these technologies aid in early detection of abnormalities, surgical navigation, and monitoring of disease progression. Discover the integration of 3D imaging with augmented reality for preoperative simulations. Understand the role of contrast-enhanced modalities in evaluating renal perfusion and function. Gain insights into future directions in imaging-driven personalized nephrology.

Track 06: Nutrigenomics and Personalized Diet in Kidney Health

Learn how genetic analysis influences renal dietary planning. Discover personalized nutrition strategies for CKD patients based on genetic markers, optimizing metabolic control and disease progression. Explore how nutrigenomics helps tailor protein, sodium, and potassium intake to individual metabolic profiles. Understand the role of gut microbiota, gene-nutrient interactions, and epigenetic modifications in kidney health. Gain insights into dietary interventions that can potentially delay dialysis and improve patient outcomes. Delve into case studies and clinical applications of precision nutrition in nephrology.

Track 07: Regenerative Medicine and Kidney Tissue Engineering

Uncover the potential of stem cells and bioengineered tissues in kidney repair. This session explores innovations in 3D bioprinting, scaffolding technologies, and stem-cell-derived nephron units. Learn how induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) are being used to model kidney diseases and test therapeutics. Discover breakthroughs in organoid development and their application in drug screening and toxicity studies. Understand the challenges in vascularization, integration, and functional maturation of engineered kidney tissues. Gain insights into translational research aiming to bring lab-grown kidney components closer to clinical use.

Track 08: Pharmacogenomics in Renal Therapeutics

This session will discuss how genetic variations affect drug response in kidney patients. Learn how pharmacogenomics supports precision prescribing to minimize side effects and improve outcomes. Explore case studies where genotyping guided immunosuppressant and antihypertensive dosing in renal patients. Understand the impact of polymorphisms in drug-metabolizing enzymes and transporters on therapeutic efficacy. Delve into pharmacogenomic testing implementation in clinical nephrology practice. Gain insights into ongoing research and guidelines shaping the future of individualized renal pharmacotherapy.

Track 09: Electrolyte & Fluid Balance in Kidney Disorders

Review the mechanisms and management of electrolyte imbalances such as hyperkalemia and hyponatremia in renal failure. Topics include fluid management strategies and diagnostic interpretation. Understand the pathophysiology of disturbances in calcium, phosphate, and magnesium levels in chronic kidney disease. Explore the role of hormonal regulation, including aldosterone and vasopressin, in maintaining fluid-electrolyte homeostasis. Learn how acid-base imbalances are detected and corrected in acute and chronic renal conditions. Gain practical insights into intravenous fluid selection and monitoring in critical care nephrology. Discuss clinical cases to enhance diagnostic reasoning and therapeutic approaches in complex electrolyte disorders.

Track 10: Environmental Impacts on Kidney Health

Analyze the influence of environmental toxins, occupational exposures, and lifestyle factors on renal disease development. Explore prevention strategies through public health and clinical interventions. Learn about heavy metals like lead and cadmium, and their nephrotoxic effects over time. Understand the role of air and water pollution in accelerating chronic kidney disease progression. Examine the impact of climate change and heat stress on kidney function, especially in vulnerable populations. Discover how agricultural and industrial exposures contribute to endemic nephropathies in specific regions. Gain insights into policy-driven approaches and community education for mitigating environmental risks to renal health.

Track 11: Ethical Considerations in Kidney Transplantation

Engage in discussions around ethical issues in transplant medicine. Topics include donor consent, equity in organ allocation, commercialization of organ donation, and post-transplant follow-up ethics. Explore the ethical dilemmas surrounding living versus deceased donor programs and the prioritization of recipients. Examine cross-border transplant tourism and the legal and moral implications of unregulated practices. Understand cultural, religious, and socioeconomic factors influencing donor and recipient decision-making. Learn about policies promoting transparency, fairness, and accountability in organ procurement systems. Discuss the role of ethics committees and institutional review boards in guiding transplant practices.

Track 12: Innovations in Polycystic Kidney Disease Management

Highlighting the latest research and treatments for PKD, including vasopressin antagonists, gene therapy approaches, and lifestyle interventions to manage cyst progression and renal decline. Explore advancements in imaging techniques for early detection and monitoring of cyst development. Learn about the role of mTOR inhibitors, somatostatin analogs, and other emerging pharmacological agents. Understand the genetic basis of autosomal dominant and recessive PKD and its implications for targeted therapy. Examine patient-centered care strategies, including dietary modifications and blood pressure control. Gain insights from clinical trials and real-world evidence driving the future of PKD management.

Track 13: Pharmacogenomics in Drug Metabolism & Kidney Function

Explore how genetic differences affect renal drug metabolism, particularly in managing comorbidities like hypertension and diabetes in CKD patients. Gain practical knowledge in integrating genomics into daily practice. Learn how variations in genes encoding cytochrome P450 enzymes influence drug dosing and toxicity. Understand the pharmacogenomic considerations in prescribing ACE inhibitors, ARBs, and antidiabetic medications in renal impairment. Discover how personalized medicine can minimize adverse drug reactions and improve therapeutic outcomes. Review current guidelines and decision-support tools for pharmacogenomic testing in nephrology. Examine case-based scenarios illustrating the clinical utility of genomic profiling in complex renal patients.

Track 14: Stem Cell Research in Nephrology

Discover how stem cells are being used to regenerate kidney tissue. Learn about renal organoids, pluripotent cell lines, and their potential to revolutionize transplantation and dialysis alternatives. Explore breakthroughs in differentiating stem cells into functional nephron components for therapeutic applications. Understand the use of stem cell models in studying kidney disease mechanisms and drug screening. Examine the challenges of cell integration, immune rejection, and long-term viability in regenerative therapies. Gain insights into clinical trials and translational research advancing stem cell-based solutions for renal failure.

Track 15: Geriatric Nephrology

This track focuses on age-related kidney conditions, multimorbidity, and personalized treatment strategies for the elderly. Address challenges like polypharmacy, frailty, and cognitive decline in older renal patients. Explore the impact of physiological aging on glomerular filtration rate and drug metabolism. Learn about tailored dialysis protocols, conservative management approaches, and end-of-life care in elderly populations. Understand strategies for improving adherence, nutritional support, and quality of life in geriatric patients. Discuss the importance of comprehensive geriatric assessment in nephrology practice. Gain insights into interdisciplinary care models that support holistic management of aging kidney patients.

Track 16: Kidney-on-a-Chip for Drug Testing

Explore how microfluidic systems mimicking nephron function are used in preclinical drug testing. This innovation reduces reliance on animal models and enhances precision in renal pharmacology. Learn how these bioengineered platforms replicate glomerular filtration, tubular reabsorption, and secretion processes. Understand their application in evaluating nephrotoxicity, drug metabolism, and personalized therapeutic responses. Discover how integration with stem cell-derived renal cells improves physiological relevance. Examine current collaborations between academia and industry driving chip development. Gain insights into regulatory perspectives and the path toward clinical adoption of kidney-on-a-chip technologies.

Track 17: Pediatric Nephrology

Focus on the diagnosis and treatment of congenital and acquired renal diseases in children. Topics include CKD in children, pediatric dialysis, and genetic kidney conditions. Explore early detection strategies for nephrotic syndrome, vesicoureteral reflux, and structural abnormalities. Learn about growth and developmental challenges associated with pediatric renal disorders. Understand the unique pharmacological considerations and dosing adjustments in young patients. Discuss innovations in pediatric kidney transplantation, including donor matching and long-term outcomes. Gain insights into family-centered care approaches and psychosocial support for children with chronic kidney disease.

Track 18: Smart Home Dialysis Devices

Examine the future of home-based kidney care with innovations in wearable dialysis and remote monitoring. Understand how patient empowerment and remote care models are transforming outcomes. Explore advances in compact and user-friendly dialysis machines designed for home use. Learn how real-time data transmission and AI-powered alerts enhance safety and personalize treatment. Discover how telemedicine integration supports regular monitoring, patient education, and timely intervention. Review case studies highlighting improved quality of life and adherence in patients using smart home dialysis. Gain insights into regulatory, training, and reimbursement frameworks supporting home-based renal therapies.

Track 19: Digital Health & Renal Biomarkers

Review advances in wearable health tech, telemedicine, and biomarker development for early CKD detection. Learn how digital tools and precision diagnostics are reshaping nephrology care pathways. Explore the role of real-time monitoring devices in tracking renal function and patient adherence. Understand how emerging biomarkers like NGAL, KIM-1, and cystatin C enable earlier and more accurate diagnosis. Discover how mobile apps and cloud-based platforms facilitate patient engagement and remote management. Examine the integration of AI and big data analytics for risk prediction and outcome optimization. Gain insights into future trends driving the digital transformation of kidney healthcare.

Track 20: Ethics and Policy in Nephrology

Engage in policy-focused discussions on equitable kidney care, reimbursement models, regulatory frameworks for new therapies, and ethical dilemmas in research and treatment. Explore disparities in access to dialysis, transplantation, and advanced renal therapies across different populations. Understand the role of healthcare policy in shaping preventive strategies and chronic disease management. Learn about informed consent, patient autonomy, and data privacy in nephrology research. Discuss the implications of cost-effectiveness analyses on treatment availability and clinical decision-making. Gain insights into global initiatives and health policies aimed at improving kidney health equity and resource allocation.

Market analysis

Market analysis

Market Outlook:
The global nephrology drugs market is projected to grow from USD 17.2 billion in 2024 to USD 26.9 billion by 2031, registering a CAGR of 6.6%. This surge is driven by the rising prevalence of kidney-related diseases such as chronic kidney disease (CKD), diabetes, hypertension, and polycystic kidney disease. According to the International Society of Nephrology (ISN), over 850 million people worldwide suffer from kidney disorders, with CKD alone affecting over 10% of the global population. The aging population, increasing obesity rates, and exposure to environmental toxins are accelerating the disease burden, thereby increasing the demand for advanced treatment options including novel nephrology drugs, dialysis, and transplant support therapies.

Current Challenges & Opportunities:
Despite significant advancements, the nephrology field faces challenges including high drug development costs, strict regulatory pathways, and limited public awareness. Drug development costs can range from $250 to $350 million, especially due to expensive clinical trials. These challenges present opportunities for innovation in early diagnostics, personalized medicine, and cost-effective therapeutic interventions to reduce the global disease burden.

Global Associations in Nephrology:
Prominent nephrology organizations supporting education, research, and awareness include the American Society of Nephrology, European Renal Association, National Kidney Foundation, Asian Pacific Society of Nephrology, Indian Society of Nephrology, African Association of Nephrology, and others, actively contributing to advancements in renal care.

Why Attend the 17th Nephrology Conference?

This event will provide participants with certificates, personalized speaker profiles on the website, and opportunities for international networking. All accepted abstracts will be published in high-impact journals with DOI numbers, and young researchers will be recognized through special awards. Moreover, institutional and clinic names/logos will be highlighted in the conference proceedings and on the official website, ensuring global visibility. Complimentary lunch, breakfast, and refreshments will be provided throughout the two-day event.

Past conference report

The 16th International Conference on Nephrology, Renal Medicine & Renal Care, held on November 22–23, 2021, in Tokyo, Japan, was a highly successful and impactful event. It brought together a distinguished gathering of nephrologists, renal care specialists, clinicians, researchers, and healthcare professionals from around the world to exchange knowledge, foster collaboration, and promote excellence in kidney care. The scientific program was centered around innovation and evidence-based practice, covering vital topics such as chronic kidney disease (CKD), acute kidney injury (AKI), dialysis modalities, kidney transplantation, hypertension-related renal disorders, pediatric nephrology, and advancements in renal imaging and diagnostics.The conference featured a series of keynote addresses, panel discussions, clinical workshops, and poster presentations that highlighted the latest advancements in nephrology. Key themes included biomarker discovery, pharmacological innovations, clinical trial findings, and personalized medicine approaches tailored to renal health. Special sessions were organized for young investigators and early-career professionals, creating a dynamic platform for professional growth and interdisciplinary learning.Attendees had the opportunity to network with peers, share research findings, and build collaborations across academic institutions, clinical settings, and the medical industry. All accepted abstracts were published with DOI numbers, and certificates of participation were awarded to all attendees. The vibrant and culturally rich backdrop of Tokyo added to the overall experience, fostering global engagement and dialogue. The 16th edition of the conference successfully contributed to the advancement of renal science and reinforced international efforts to improve outcomes in nephrology and renal care.