Our Adrenal conference returns this year for the fifth time! The event features 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 scheduled for 15th January 2026 from 0830 to 2100 UK time and 16th January 2026 from 0830 to 16:00 UK time. Registration is non-refundable and does not include accommodation. 

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

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 one-day online course will cover the fundamentals of R as a programming language. It uses R to model data in ggplot2, including Linear Regression and non-parametric tests using data from bioprocessing operations. This course will prepare beginners on the logic, layout and grammar of using a programming language to visualise their data and determine if it proves a hypothesis.

The course will consist of two sessions: 

A morning session: 9:30-12.00
An afternoon session of Q&A: 13.00-Open ended

Quality, risks, and failures are measured and documented in GMP medicines manufacturing. You'll learn how to apply Quality by Design, identify key quality and process factors, and set up strong Quality Management Systems to ensure safe, consistent products.

Topics covered include writing SOPs and electronic batch records, getting ready for audits and inspections, and keeping good documentation. The course also covers how to spot and manage risks, find the root causes of failures, and use CAPA to prevent issues from happening again.