American Thoracic Society - ATS 2027

Each year, nearly 14,000 professionals choose to attend the ATS International Conference. For ATS 2027, organizers cite the value of connecting with professionals from around the world. The official exhibit materials note that exhibitors can connect with an expected 10,500 pulmonary, critical care and sleep professionals from the U.S. and around the world. The audience is made up of pulmonologists, critical care specialists, sleep clinicians, researchers, nurses, respiratory therapists, and scientists. Attendance is verified through a validated third-party attendee audit.

The published standard booth rates for ATS 2027 are:

• Inline space (10' x 10') — $5,000
• Corner space (10' x 10') — $5,200
• Island (booths 20' x 20' and larger) — $52.00 per sq. ft.
• Non-profit / Clinical Trial Awareness space (10' x 10') — $1,500 (subject to approval; proof of nonprofit status required)
• Recruitment space (10' x 10') — $3,100

A refund minus a cancellation fee of 50% of the total booth price is available until Feb. 5, 2027; after that date there are no refunds. Exhibit space sales are handled through the ATS Exhibits Team (Steve Strom, sstrom@thoracic.org).

Registration for ATS 2027 is managed through the official ATS conference website, where prospective attendees can sign up for updates to be notified when registration and the full scientific program open. Membership in the ATS connects attendees to a global network of over 22,000 health care professionals and typically offers reduced registration rates.

Key program deadlines announced for ATS 2027 include:

• Scientific abstracts and case reports: 5 p.m. ET, Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2026
• Networking Super Center Learning Studio proposals: Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2026

Exhibitors and sponsors should contact the ATS Corporate & Strategic Alliances Team to reserve space and secure sponsorship opportunities.

The American Thoracic Society was founded in 1905. It was originally established to combat tuberculosis and has since grown to address asthma, COPD, lung cancer, sepsis, acute respiratory distress, and sleep apnea, among other diseases. Today the ATS is a leading medical society dedicated to advancing global respiratory health through research, patient care, and public health. Its annual International Conference has become one of the world's foremost gatherings in pulmonary, critical care, and sleep medicine, drawing nearly 14,000 attendees each year, and the Society now counts a global network of over 22,000 health care professionals.