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A summer school designed for students considering a medical education. The program consists of interactive lectures and hands on workshops to help students develop clinical skills.

Designed for Immunology Laboratory Managers, Clinical Scientists and Biomedical Scientists with an appetite to embrace change, incorporate technology and develop their team.

By combining a variety of topics to proactively improve the provision of immunology services within your organisation, this networking conference is not to be missed. Come together with like-minded colleagues to pause and reflect on how to improve quality, action change locally and offer opportunities for growth to your team.

Group B Strep in Pregnancy & Babies virtual conference will be a must-attend event for anyone interested in group B Strep.

An introduction to the ROSE modules on Brightspace and the opportunity to ask questions.

As part of Healthcare Science Week, the University of Salford, recently named Educational Institution of the Year at the inaugural IBMS Awards, is hosting a webinar exploring how apprenticeships are shaping the future of biomedical science.


This session will feature Michelle Payne, Strategic Pathology Workforce and Education Lead for North East and North Cumbria, who will share insights into recruitment, retention, and workforce development strategies.


Attendees will also hear from a Biomedical Scientist apprentice and a Training Manager, who will discuss how apprenticeships are creating new career opportunities and helping to upskill teams.


There will also be a live Q&A session, where you can submit questions ahead of time or during the event. A CPD certificate will be provided after the webinar.

The University of Salford, recently recognised as Educational Institution of the Year at the IBMS Awards, is hosting a second webinar as part of Healthcare Science Week, focusing on how apprenticeships are helping to strengthen and upskill the biomedical science workforce.

This session will feature Gareth Richardson, Physiological Science Network Programme Lead and Workforce Development Lead, Greater Manchester Diagnostic Network, who will discuss strategies for recruitment, retention, and professional development within his teams.

A Biomedical Scientist apprentice and a Training Manager will also share their experiences, highlighting the impact of apprenticeships in real-world laboratory settings.

There will be a Q&A session, allowing you to engage with speakers and submit questions before or during the webinar. A CPD certificate will be available after the event.

Our fourth IBMS Support Hub of 2025 takes place on 9th April. Join Tahmina Hussain, Dan Kearns and Prof. Trish Laylor as they share valuable hints and tips for a strong application.

An introduction to the newly developed POCT specialist portfolio.

Explaining why tumours are not simply the proliferation of one type of “malignant cell” but a more complex matrix of tumour cell clones, also looking at what implications clonality has on tumour recurrence and metastatic spread.

Discussion of preparation techniques for the most commonly encountered cytology specimens. Benign cell found in these samples and the most commonly encountered malignancies.