Building on the success of BactiVac's previous Annual Network Meetings, the 4th Annual Network Meeting will give delegates opportunities to broaden connections within our membership and will provide an excellent forum for exchanging ideas and furthering research possibilities. Talks will be delivered by a host of internationally renowned speakers from a range of disciplines, all actively involved in the research area of bacterial vaccinology.

Last Booking Date: 1 September 2023

Bookings are subject to availability, and may close earlier than 1 September if all places have been filled

This event is hosted by The Centre for Primary Care Improvement at The Exchange (9.30-16:00) is for: GPs, GP registrars, Foundation doctors, Medical Students, Allied Health Professionals (Practice Nurses, Primary care pharmacists, Physiotherapists, Primary Care Physician Assistants), and Academic Researchers.

This year’s RCGP Midland faculty research symposium will showcase the latest research in and around general practice and in consideration of the changing face of primary care in the UK will explore the evolution of multi-disciplinary teams and the role of Primary Care in integrated care systems.

This event is suitable for anyone working in, and/or undertaking research related to, primary care. We invite you to submit abstracts on your research, projects or audits to give you an opportunity to share your work with an interested and enthusiastic audience.

Please submit your abstracts to:
https://forms.gle/Skx44HRrY3Y9DQrY9

A limited number of free places are available for PG and UG students. Please contact the organisers to apply for these places before booking. You will need to enter the password provided by them.

The BCGB meeting brings together researchers in the fields of gene regulation, epigenetics, DNA-repair, genome stability, DNA-replication, and computational/systems biology related to these topics. Therefore, the event offers a great opportunity for researchers from different fields on Genome Biology to network and interact, favouring new collaborations between groups within the University of Birmingham.

This symposium will also include short talks selected from abstracts that must be submitted by 2 June to be considered.

2 and a half day course in partnership with Cytiva, provided by The Centre for Advanced Therapies Manufacturing Training