16th World Congress on Endometriosis 2025
May 21, 2025
Location
Sydney, Australia
Description
Hosted by the World Endometriosis Society, this truly global event will advance the understanding of patient treatment, patient care and the causes and consequences of the disease on the lives of countless women.
The Congress will bring together world leaders in the field to deliver engaging keynote presentations and invited speakers to lead seminar and symposia sessions. Contributions to the global dialogue can be made through the call for abstracts for free papers and posters which is now open. An innovative program has been designed to inform, stimulate discussion and collaboration across clinical, scientific and allied health professionals. You can read more about the innovative program, invited speakers and Congress themes here.
Best practise in non-animal research methods conference
Mar 26, 2025
Location
Radisson Hotel York, North St, York, YO1 6JF
Description
This conference aims to bring together researchers from all career stages to share expertise and experience, showcase innovative technologies and approaches in action, and reflect on scientific progress that is helping to replace animal use across research and testing.
This conference is delivered by Animal Free Research UK, The Humane Research Trust and Replacing Animal Research
Royal College of Obstetrics and Gyaecology (RCOG)- Bell Blair Conference
Feb 5, 2025
Location
RCOG headquaters, London, UK.
Description
This two-day event showcases the work of researchers through oral and poster presentations judged by senior academics, with prizes awarded for outstanding contributions.
The event includes:
Oral and Poster Presentations: A platform for researchers to present their work, evaluated by senior academics.
Keynote Plenary Lectures: Insights from leaders in the field.
Hot Topics Sessions: Discussions on current issues and advancements.
Workshops: Tailored for academics at various stages of their training.
Networking: Formal and informal sessions to connect with peers and leaders.
The first “Progress in Vaccination against Cancer” took place in Cambridge, UK, in 2001, at a time when many investigators were highly sceptical as to whether any progress could ever be achieved in this endeavour. However, much has changed in the intervening two decades, during which the small intimate PIVAC conferences have been held annually, missing only one year because of the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown. Hence, PIVAC #23 will be taking place in 2024, September 26–28 in Prague, Czech Republic.
It is our pleasure to invite you to present your latest data at this meeting, and to discuss progress in vaccination against cancer in the historic environs of Charles University, one Europe´s oldest.
We are looking forward to another excellent PIVAC meeting in the wonderful city of Prague next September, and sincerely we hope that you will be able to join us for this event.
Sept 24- 25th 2024: I co-organised the SimBio-M 7th conference, which was held Online. With Prof Christophe Bastien (Coventry University), Prof Michel Behr (Université Gustave Eiffel), Prof Kambiz Kayvantash (Hexagon) and Prof Evin Morgane (Université Aix Marseille), on new technologies, advances and tools in the various fields of Simulation in Biosciences and Multiphysics, notably in the areas of BioMechanics, BioMaterials, and BioMedicine.
Perspective talk, at the 29th Congress of the European Society of Biomechanics, June 30 – July 3, 2024, Edinburgh, Scotland
Jun 30, 2024
Location
Edinburgh International Conference Centre, Scotland
Description
June 30th- July 3rd 2024, scheduled to give a Perspective talk, at the 29th Congress of the European Society of Biomechanics, June 30 – July 3, 2024, Edinburgh, Scotland, on the ‘BONE TISSUE PROPERTIES TO UNDERSTAND FRACTURE RISK IN BONE DISORDERS’.
The Allam Lecture was held by the Hull York Medical School (HYMS) at the University of Hull in order to showcase research and studies in how HYMS students and Nursing and Midwifery colleagues are enhancing healthcare. I was asked to present my research on the impact and effectiveness a developed document 'Clinical Skills Passport' had for Undergraduate Nursing Students at the University of Hull when attending their Practice Placements. The conference was engaging and effective to highlight this research on a wider level with an opportunity to network with local and national colleagues.
