aafs 2027 space. around the world and beyond

AAFS 2027

Around the World and Beyond
February 15-20, 2027 — Rosen Shingle Creek Hotel | Early-Bird Registration Now Open!

Conference Extras

The 2027 conference offers not only top-tier educational content but a number of ways for you to enjoy Orlando, connect with fellow attendees, and maximize your experience throughout the week. Check out some of the opportunities offered below to attendees of the AAFS Annual Scientific Conference. 

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Self-Guided Tour

Kennedy Space Center

Take your conference experience to the next level with a self-guided visit to Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex! Discover iconic spacecraft, walk among legendary rockets, experience the Space Shuttle Atlantis®, and explore the incredible history and future of space exploration. Space is limited, so be sure to reserve your spot when you register!

Explore the wonders of space exploration at Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex with a self-guided admission experience. Your admission includes access to a variety of exciting attractions, exhibits, presentations, and other experiences.

Sunday, February 14 

8:30 am – 4:00 pm
Cost: $140

Spots are first come, first served and available during the registration process. Cost includes self-guided tour, admission ticket and transportation.

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Crime Lab Tour

FDLE Orlando Laboratory

Go behind the scenes at the FDLE Orlando Laboratory where forensic experts will give attendees an inside look at the testing performed across four in-house disciplines: Biology/DNA, Firearms, Seized Drugs, and Trace Materials.

Space is limited, and tours will be approximately two hours. Transportation to and from the facility will be provided and is the preferred method of arrival and departure for all tour participants.

Monday, February 15 | 1:00 pm 

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Entomology Tour

Osceola County Mosquito Control Tour

Take an inside look at Osceola County Mosquito Control as the Head of Mosquito Control leads attendees on an approximately two-hour tour of the department's entomological services.

The tour will highlight the important work involved in mosquito collection and trapping, specimen preservation, identification, and disease detection, providing a behind-the-scenes look at how mosquito surveillance supports public health.

Limited space will be available, and tours will be approximately two hours. Transportation to/from the facility will be provided and is the preferred way to arrive and depart the facility.

Tuesday, February 16 | 1:00 pm 

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