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The project also includes testers who are HV0 with marker 16298C.&lt;br&gt; <a ljsid-1=\"\">read more...</a>":1,"#Your Kit Number: B1286045":1,"#Attendees will encounter organizations working across <strong ljsid-1=\"\">many areas of genealogy research</strong>, incluido:":1,"#In 2026, keynote speakers include <a ljsid-1=\"\">Marlee Matlin</a> y <a ljsid-3=\"\">Tara Roberts</a>, among others. These sessions offer <strong ljsid-5=\"\">a broader perspective</strong> on storytelling, belonging, and the human side of history.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">Presenter: Dave Vance</strong><br ljsid-1=\"\"> Dave Vance es genealogista de toda la vida y vicepresidente sénior y director general de FamilyTreeDNA, con una amplia experiencia en el desarrollo de herramientas, publicaciones y metodologías en genealogía genética.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">Date:</strong> 7 de marzo de 2026<br ljsid-2=\"\"> <strong ljsid-4=\"\">Tiempo:</strong> 1:30 PM MST<br ljsid-6=\"\"> <strong ljsid-8=\"\">Ubicación:</strong> Room 155 BC":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">Presenter: Roberta Estes</strong><br ljsid-1=\"\"> Roberta Estes es una pionera fundadora en genealogía genética y autora de The Complete Guide to FamilyTreeDNA, con décadas de experiencia combinando la ciencia del ADN y la investigación tradicional para resolver complejos enigmas ancestrales.":1,"#It’s learning from experts, testing new tools, meeting relatives, and feeling that spark of momentum again—sometimes all in the same hour.":1,"#It’s community and discovery happening at the same time.":1,"#And that’s what makes RootsTech special.":1,"#Conversations spill out of classrooms. Questions turn into collaboration. A casual chat in the Expo Hall becomes the moment you realize the missing piece of your research was never just a document—it was a connection.":1,"#The in-person experience is where that discovery really clicks.":1,"#—the ones who help you think differently, share a record you didn’t know existed, or walk through a brick wall with you.":1,"#more importantly, you’ll find people":1,"#The benefits of attending RootsTech go far beyond classes and tools. Yes, you’ll discover new genealogy technology, DNA testing options, and research strategies. But":1,"#this work isn’t meant to be done alone":1,"#. And if there’s one thing genealogy teaches us, it’s that":1,"#RootsTech is about togetherness":1,"#At its heart,":1,"#Some of the best moments happen when you follow a new interest, discover a tool you didn’t expect, or stop to talk with someone you just met.":1,"#Start with the schedule, choose a few priority sessions, and leave space for exploration.":1,"#You don’t need to plan every minute of RootsTech 2026.":1,"#and ensures your spot at the conference. While you can explore classes and speakers before registering, registration unlocks full planning tools and event features—making it easier to organize your experience ahead of time.":1,"#RootsTech registration is quick":1,"#and closes on Saturday at 3:00 p.m. MST, allowing virtual attendees to explore alongside the in-person event.":1,"#The Virtual Expo Hall opens on Thursday at 9:00 a.m. MST":1,"#Salt Palace Convention Center":1,"#, in Salt Lake City, with in-person events held at the":1,"#RootsTech 2026 takes place Thursday, March 5 through Saturday, March 7, 2026":1,"#—and the flexibility to follow unexpected discoveries along the way. 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RootsTech isn’t about finding a single solution; it’s about understanding the breadth of DNA testing companies and genealogy technology available today, and how they can work together to move your research forward.":1,"#clarify which tools and resources best support their research goals":1,"#For many attendees, seeing this full landscape side by side—through a mix of browsing, demos, and learning opportunities—helps":1,"#. RootsTech brings together:":1,"#the diversity of industries represented in one place":1,"#What makes this experience especially valuable is":1,"#connect what they see in the Expo Hall with how those tools are applied in practice":1,"#or short presentations tied to their tools. 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Seeing genealogy":1,"#, where consultations are specifically designed to support deeper discussion.":1,"#welcome to follow up at our booth":1,"#For FamilyTreeDNA sessions, attendees who run out of time during class are always":1,"#others continue the conversation afterward":1,"#for questions at the end, while":1,"#Q&A experiences vary by session. Some genealogy classes include time":1,"#in-person access allows for conversations that simply aren’t possible in a virtual setting":1,"#While interactions may be brief due to the size of the event,":1,"#, particularly at their booths or during scheduled activities. Many presenters also attend sessions themselves, learning alongside attendees.":1,"#Genealogy speakers are often most approachable outside of class time":1,"#meaningful, real conversations still happen every day":1,"#who are actively working in the field. With thousands of attendees on site, the conference is busy and energetic—but":1,"#the opportunity to connect with genealogy experts and speakers":1,"#of attending RootsTech 2026 in person is":1,"#One of the most valuable benefits":1,"#to stay up to date and plan which talks they want to attend.":1,"#follow FamilyTreeDNA on social media":1,"#The full booth talk schedule will be released closer to RootsTech. Attendees are encouraged to":1,"#, where we give away DNA tests and other FamilyTreeDNA swag. It’s a fun, low-pressure way to learn something new, connect with experts, and maybe even head home with a prize.":1,"#entry into one of five raffles":1,"#: attendance earns you an":1,"#Each booth talk also comes with a bonus":1,"#, with some offered three times throughout the event—so if you miss one session, there’s another chance to catch it.":1,"#all booth talks are presented at least twice":1,"#, making them easy to fit into a busy RootsTech schedule. 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These":1,"#, your sample is already on file and our lab gets to work right away.":1,"#If you’re upgrading":1,"#, you can swab on site and we’ll bring your sample back to our Houston lab.":1,"#If you’re testing for the first time":1,"#—and skip the hassle of mailing samples.":1,"#exclusive in-person discounts on FamilyTreeDNA tests, bundles, and upgrades":1,"#RootsTech attendees can take advantage of":1,"#you can immediately apply.":1,"#consultations offer focused, personalized help":1,"#Whether you’re trying to interpret results, break through a brick wall, or decide which test or upgrade makes sense,":1,"#Attendees are encouraged to bring their laptops, notes, and specific questions.":1,"#who genuinely love helping people solve research puzzles.":1,"#dedicated time with genetic genealogy experts":1,"#give attendees":1,"#first-come, first-served sessions":1,"#Consultations are the most engaged part of the FamilyTreeDNA booth—and for good reason. 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