Events Diary

The national meeting of the Association for Clinical Biochemistry and Laboratory Medicine.

The 14th Joint Meeting of the British Division of the International Academy of Pathology and the Pathological Society will take place under the name of Liverpool Pathology 2023, between 27 - 29 June 2023.

A synopsis of the scientific programme is available online, scheduled to highlight the latest advances in applications of molecular and digital pathology, elicit in-depth knowledge exchange, shared experiences and ignite meaningful conversations.

Early Bird registration is open, and abstract submissions close on 24 March - see the website for details.

Attend the Symposium to hear about the key highlights from the latest Annual SHOT Report, meet haemovigilance experts, network and share information about transfusion safety. See the SHOT website for further updates.

A major event taking place in Manchester on 4-6 July 2023.

The IBMS Congress continues to provide as many options to attend its highly popular programmes as it is possible to cram into a comprehensive 4-day period.

In developing the content for Congress 2023 the objective at the IBMS has been to deliver the best and most ambitious choice of scientific and management lectures that caters for delegates of all grades and experience.

The web site www.ibms.org/congress includes everything needed to plan for the IBMS Congress – details of the lectures, exhibition, travel, etc as well as how to register. For anything missing or for a specific need, there is a Helpline to call, the number is 01892 779990. The team are available to help with any enquiry.

The 16th International Conference on Molecular Epidemiology and Evolutionary Genetics of Infectious Diseases (MEEGID XVI) will take place on 14-17 November 2023 at the Hilton Dresden, Germany.

Organised by Elsevier, the conference will focus on health problems of specific interest to the present world: COVID-19, the spread of transmissible diseases linked to climate and ecological disorders, tuberculosis, AIDS, malaria, to name a few. Plenary lectures and symposia will also deal with transversal topics, such as population genetics, evolution, speciation, taxonomy, phylogenetics and phylodynamics, modelling, and molecular epidemiology.