Big things happen in Dallas, and the ATS 2019 International Conference is no exception. At ATS 2019, you’ll hear from world-renowned clinicians and scientists who will bring you cutting-edge research and share the latest scientific findings in pulmonary, critical care, and sleep medicine.

They say everything is bigger in Texas—including your early bird discount for the American Thoracic Society 2019 International Conference, May 17-22, in Dallas.

If you register by March 13, you’ll be rewarded with the lowest rate for the conference—a savings of $185* off the cost of a full member registration onsite. Registering now has other benefits as well. You can secure your reservations to ticketed events, purchase tickets for the annual ATS Foundation Research Program Benefit, and select your hotel accommodations.

Big data, data sharing, and decision-making are just a few of the themes you can expect from keynote speakers and lecturers at the ATS 2019 International Conference. These renowned speakers with diverse backgrounds will present cutting-edge research on a variety of timely topics hand-selected for the pulmonary, critical care, and sleep medicine community.

The ATS 2019 truly is an international conference. About 40 percent of the attendees will travel to Dallas from nearly 100 countries. Many of those attendees will be chairing events, and many more will be presenting their research. In fact, more than 1,900 abstracts will be presented by international researchers.

Sharon Rounds, MD, will be presented with the Breathing for Life Award at the annual ATS Foundation Research Program Benefit on Saturday, May 18. Dr. Rounds is professor of medicine and of pathology and laboratory medicine at Brown Medical School and staff pulmonary/critical care physician at the Providence VA Medical Center.

When it comes to big things, Texas is the place to be. So what better city to host the 2019 ATS International Conference than Big D? After all, the International Conference is where the biggest research is unveiled and the biggest names in pulmonary, critical care, and sleep medicine convene to exchange ideas.