Delegates will have opportunities to hear from internationally renowned speakers and broaden connections within our membership. The two-day programme will be an excellent forum for exchanging ideas and furthering research possibilities. Please note this event will be in-person only.

Please note the following regarding qualification for registration prices:

Student:
Anyone registered as a university postgraduate student, including a doctoral researcher. You may be asked to provide evidence for your student status when arriving at the meeting.

Research Fellow:
An early career researcher who does not currently hold a substantive position within their organisation.

LMIC member:
Your current place of work should be based within an institution listed here:
LMIC countries

This event features clinical case simulations covering a range of endocrine scenarios, followed by expert-led discussions. The simulations aim to boost healthcare professionals’ confidence and enhance patient care. The event is open to all healthcare professionals globally.

Please read the information below before registering:

The session will take place on 3rd October 2025, from 08:20 to 12:30 (UK time).

Registration is non-refundable and does not include accommodation.

You will need WhatsApp installed on your device — ideally on a computer or laptop — to participate in the simulation.

Each session includes:

Completion of two short surveys (pre- and post-SIMBA)
Solving four clinical cases via WhatsApp
Expert discussion and a Q&A session

Important:
This event is primarily designed for in-person participation. While online access is available, we cannot guarantee a smooth experience due to potential network or streaming issues. If you choose to attend virtually, you accept these limitations. A Zoom link will be provided by your moderator on the day of the session.

Further instructions on how to join the session will be sent via email closer to the event date.

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The event encompasses clinical case simulations followed by case discussions. The clinical simulations are designed to improve Healthcare professionals’ confidence and optimise patient care. It is open to all healthcare professionals worldwide! Before you proceed with registration, please read below:

The session is on 9th October 2025 from 0830 to 2100 UK time and 10th October 2025 from 0830 to 17:30 UK time. Registration is non-refundable and do not include accommodation. 

You will need WhatsApp installed on your device, preferably your computer or laptop for the simulaiton.

Each day, the session includes completing two surveys (pre- and post-SIMBA), solving four cases via WhatsApp followed by expert discussion and a Q&A session.

Please note: The event is designed for in-person participation. Due to potential network issues and streaming delays, we cannot guarantee a seamless experience for online attendees and recommend attending in person. However, online participation is available for those who accept these limitations and you will receive a zoom link through your moderator on the day.

You will receive detailed instructions on how to join the session via email closer to the session date. 

The Bladder Cancer Research Centre (University of Birmingham) and the Transforming cancer OUtcomes through Research (TOUR) team (King’s College London and Guy’s Hospital) are organising their 8th Bladder Cancer Translational Research Meeting - a fully interactive bladder cancer clinical research meeting led by an international expert panel of clinicians and scientists in the U.K. The forum is designed to bridge the gap between science and clinical practice and will cover the spectrum of bladder cancer research in oncology, urology, nursing, epidemiology, immuno- and molecular biology.

Take advantage of early bird rates, which are available until 31^st  January 2026. After this date, registration prices will increase.

This course introduces participants to the essential principles of Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) and quality management in the pharmaceutical industry. It provides a clear understanding of how medicines are manufactured to meet strict regulatory standards, ensuring patient safety and product quality.
Learning outcomes:
You will develop an understanding of the fundamental concepts of:
·Different types of medicines
·Safety and patient well-being
·The role of regulators 
·Good manufacturing practice
·Quality in medicines manufacturing 
·Importance of QMS and QA systems
Who should attend:
Anyone with an interest in working in Quality in GMP Industry including QC, QA and manufacturing personnel, graduates or research scientists looking to establish their career in GMP/ ATMP industry. 

Italian Dissection Course

In the manufacturing of medicines, maintaining strict cleanroom behaviours is absolutely critical due to the highly sensitive nature of the process and the importance of ensuring patient safety. Cleanroom and GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) behaviours are essential for safeguarding product quality, ensuring efficacy, and meeting regulatory compliance standards.

Adhering to cleanroom and GMP practices is fundamental to producing high-quality, safe, and effective products while maintaining compliance and operational efficiency. Without these practices, the risks of contamination and failure are significantly increased, which could compromise the safety and efficacy of medicines, ultimately putting patient health at risk. Learning outcomes:
You will develop an understanding of:

·GMP cleanrooms at different scales
·Environmental monitoring
·Contamination control strategies
·Health and safety in GMP facilities
Practical VR experience in:
·GMP facility orientation
·Gowning in GMP facilities
·Cleaning in GMP facilities