The Annual Veterinary Diagnostic Conference, initiated by Global Animal Health Partners, LLC、Iowa State University、Kansas State University、South Dakota State University、The University of Georgia、University of Minnesota System、China Agricultural University、Nanjing Agricultural University, is committed to enhancing animal health and food safety through robust veterinary diagnostics. Hosted by China Agricultural University, College of Veterinary Medicine, Nanjing Agricultural University, Shixin Lamp International Exhibition (Beijing) Co., Ltd.,and AgriA Technology Company Limited, and co-organized by Committee of Experimental Pathology - Shenzhen Experts Unite Association, Open online learning platform for experimental pathology, Sichuan Agricultural University, and the conference has successfully convened five sessions in China, becoming the largest professional gathering in the field of veterinary diagnostics in Asia.

The 5th Annual Veterinary Diagnostic Conference held from June 24th to 26st, 2024, at Hangzhou International Expo Center, featured 120 guests from over 10 countries including China, the United States, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and Australia. In three days, they delivered 128 thematic presentations to 1660 attending delegates, offering a rigorous and professional learning platform. Praised by the industry as a high-quality forum aligned with cutting-edge information, the conference significantly contributes to the advancement and progress of veterinary diagnostics, livestock farming, and food safety.

The 6th Annual Veterinary Diagnostic Conference is scheduled for June 14-16, 2025, at the Nanjing International Expo Center. Upholding the mission of "Robust diagnostics for enhanced animal health and food safety," the conference will feature authoritative veterinary diagnostic experts from Asia, America, and Europe, presenting the latest developments in global veterinary diagnostics. Topics include experimental pathology, molecular diagnostics, virology/serology, microbiology, certification of veterinary testing, on-site rapid testing, laboratory safety, and laboratory quality management. Attendance is expected to exceed 3000 delegates.