Events Diary

27th Heads of University Centres of Biomedical Sciences (HUCBMS) Annual Conference 

A British Society for Haematology course that aims to develop understanding of the physiology and pathology of obstetric haematology conditions and provides practical guidance for disease prevention and management. 

Linking Learning to the Laboratory

The IBMS Biomedical Science Congress is an ideal way for all practicing biomedical scientists top update their scientific, professional and product knowledge via the combination of an extensive programme and a major exhibition.

The 2019 programme of lectures, presentations and workshops showcases the increasing breadth of biomedical science, featuring all key disciplines (including molecular pathology), covering key areas such as quality management, education and training.

The programme also reflects the growth of point-of-care testing by devoting a whole day to the subject. Another new addition is the first-ever veterinary biomedical science programme that will appeal to everyone – not just those working in veterinary laboratories.

The Exhibition is the UK’s largest showcase featuring many of the leading companies and organisations displaying and demonstrating instrumentation, equipment & professional services. There is no charge to attend the Exhibition and there is also a 3-day programme of content that is free-to-attend.

The Exhibition combines business, networking and social exchange and enables delegates to view new equipment and products, extend general awareness of techniques and technologies, and make contact with representatives of the exhibiting companies.

Lab Innovations is the UK’s largest annual trade exhibition dedicated to the entire laboratory industry, uniting +3,000 laboratory decision makers with +160 laboratory suppliers and manufacturers across all sectors. Held at Birmingham’s NEC, it is central to the UK’s science and manufacturing industry. Visitors can see and source innovative new technologies, network with peers and earn CPD points in the free-to-attend conference programme. Content is current, for example with sustainability a high priority, new feature areas and seminar topics will outline how to keep laboratory procurement green. Supported by some of the UK’s top science institutions, it is a key event for powering the business of science.