  Low-scale leptogenesis is an attractive explanation for the observed baryon
asymmetry of our universe that can be tested at a variety of laboratory
experiments. In these proceedings, we review some recent advances in this
field. In particular, we find that the viable parameter space is strongly
enhanced, compared to the minimal case with two right-handed neutrinos, when a
third generation is considered and explore the impact of such enhancement on
the testability of the scenario. Finally, we also look at the impact of
specific flavour and CP symmetries on said parameter space.
