Infection Events
This is the first in what is hoped will be an annual series of meetings, which will have the same underlying philosophy as the existing annual UK HCV meetings (about to undergo its 21st manifestation) ie an informal gathering of anyone interested in/working on any aspect of HBV infection, in order to encourage closer cross-group and clinician-scientist collaboration, with most presentations on work in progress (ie not yet ready for presentation at more formal meetings) coming from students and trainees.
Details:
Dates: Monday 9th October (from 2pm) to Tuesday 10th October (all day) 2023
Venue: Milton Hill House, Milton Hill, Abingdon OX13 6AF
Registration: PhD students and below – £50; Post docs and above £100. This will include tea, dinner on Mon, overnight accommodation at the hotel, breakfast and lunch on Tues plus morning/ afternoon teas and coffees, and all conference facilities.
Content:
The sessions will be filled with presentations from the audience. We expect to be able to accommodate everyone who wishes to present, so we are not going to ask for formal abstracts, just titles of the work you would like to present, plus an indication as to what general category the work falls under (eg clinical consequences, molecular virology, epidemiology etc etc).
Link for registration https://www.wcgvr.org/hbvmeeting.html
For further details, please contact:
16th October 2023
LMI Conference Centre
Liverpool, L3 5SR
Ticket bookings are now open for the 2023 CSC Autumn Study Day themed “Decontamination – Dare to Defy the Dogma”.
This event carries 7 CPD points for the day
Find out more at https://centralsterilisingclub.org/event/csc-autumn-study-day-2023/
October 18-22
Hyatt Regency Chicago, Chicago, IL, USA
https://www.astmh.org/annual-meeting
Join ASTMH for plenary sessions, science and clinical sessions, e-poster sessions, and an exhibit hall featuring the latest products and services.
The meeting is designed for researchers, professors, government and public health officials, military personnel, travel clinic physicians, practicing physicians in tropical medicine, students, and all healthcare providers working in the fields of tropical medicine, hygiene, and global health.
Annual Meeting Benefits
- Research Meets Real-World Experience – Leaders in the field offer practical insights and strategic vision
- Global Perspectives – In 2022, there were 115 countries represented: researchers, clinicians and young investigators, as well as leaders from academia, foundations, government, non-governmental organizations, the private sector and private practice
- Collaboration and Networking – Four days of concurrent sessions, posters, exhibit hall and more
The BHIVA Autumn Conference will be held on Friday 24 November 2023 in central London.
This year the conference programme has a global theme! We have a broad range of speakers exploring research, innovations & programmes from and how these can help shape our practice and support people living with HIV in the UK.
The day will again conclude with a session to mark World AIDS Day that will be led and curated by community HIV organisations.
Registration will open in late July. Visit https://www.bhiva.org/AutumnConference2023
Registration is now open for the HIS Don't panic! conference held online via Zoom on 29 November 2023.
Don't panic! takes a practical approach to current infection control issues and this year's programme includes sessions on Sustainability, Surgical site infection, Updated HIS guidelines review and IPC and the environment.
This event is of interest to microbiologists, infection control practitioners, public health staff and biomedical scientists and to view the programme, click here.
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a major challenge in our globalised world, and tackling it will take the combined resources and effort of researchers working across different disciplines. Technical advances in recent years continue to expand our ability to collect vast amounts of genomic information on pathogens, and a wealth of data is being collected in epidemiological and surveillance studies, including on the socio-economic burden of AMR.
Our 4th conference in this series will bring together basic researchers, clinicians, computer scientists, and policymakers interested in pathogen genomics, epidemiology, surveillance, and machine learning to explore the recent advances and current challenges of the field.
This year’s programme will once again focus on genomic evidence and how to implement it in clinical practice and policy for AMR control. The meeting will highlight the advances in machine learning, AI and computational tools to predict AMR. We will also discuss how to build an international genomics infrastructure to tackle AMR and emerging lessons from other global public health issues.
This conference will be a hybrid meeting – with onsite or virtual attendance. In addition to invited talks, the programme will include short oral presentations selected from abstracts, posters, poster pitches and networking breaks for further discussion.
Abstract and bursary deadline: 16 January 2024
Registration deadline: 13 February (in-person), 5 March 2024 (virtual)
ECCMID has become one of the largest and the foremost congresses in the field of infection, bringing together >16,000 colleagues from all over the world for scientific education, networking and exchange. Embrace the best of both worlds at ECCMID 2024 taking place 27-30 April 2024 in Barcelona, Spain! Engage in a cutting-edge medical congress, while experiencing the city's irresistible charm.
Registration opens October 16, 2023
Abstract submission is open October 16 – November 29, 2023.
Learn more on https://www.eccmid.org/