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This course is aimed at anyone interested in taking the IBMS Diploma of Expert Practice in immunocytochemistry or to refresh their knowledge

We aim to unite established and early-career researchers, to discuss key mechanistic and translational advances in cell signalling.

A three-day course offering a comprehensive introduction to the benefits of ROSE in cytology

Join global experts in laboratory haematology at ISLH 2026. Discover the latest innovations, research, and technologies shaping the future of laboratory haematology.

Training in pathogenic fungi identification for biomedical and clinical scientists, plus FRCPath candidates.

The Microbiology Society's Annual Conference is the UK's largest annual gathering of microbiologists, and we welcome everyone from across our community to Belfast in 2026.

BGS Transfusion 2026 will again take place on the Jubilee Campus, Nottingham University

This is a two-day course ideal for anyone intending to sit the Diploma of Expert Practice in Diagnostic Cytology.

Training in pathogenic fungi identification for biomedical and clinical scientists, plus FRCPath candidates.

Designed for healthcare professionals committed to advancing their understanding of menopause care, the MiP conference program for 2026 features a comprehensive schedule of talks, workshops, and discussions led by top specialists in gynaecology, dermatology, endocrinology, and aesthetic medicine.

The Future Patient programme has been curated to provide delegates with an overview of the what, why and how of preventative and functional medicine.

Training in pathogenic fungi identification for biomedical and clinical scientists, plus FRCPath candidates.

An IBMS specialist portfolio webinar for trainers and current and future examiners. Attendance is required in order to apply to be a specialist portfolio examiner.

From Knowing to Showing: Evidence that proves practice

In this session, David Smith examines how artificial intelligence is transforming education — uncovering both its potential to empower learners and the pitfalls to watch out for.

Training in pathogenic fungi identification for biomedical and clinical scientists, plus FRCPath candidates.

This year’s annual Flow Cytometry Facilities meeting is being held in-person on Tuesday 6 and Wednesday 7 January 2026 in Liverpool, starting at lunchtime on 6 January, and finishing at lunchtime on 7 January.

Episode 9 features an in-depth conversation with Dr Phil Bryant, who is an Associate Tutor in Cellular Pathology in Cardiff.

IBMS Council member Victoria Bradley is a Reader (Associate Professor) and Programme Director at Cardiff Metropolitan University, an HCPC-registered biomedical scientist specialising in clinical biochemistry and professional practice, with over 30 years’ experience and long-standing service as an IBMS verifier and examiner.