UK Biobank Scientific Conference 2024

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In-person tickets are currently sold out; however, individuals can register for the waitlist to be notified if availability arises.

Online participation is still possible with a free virtual ticket, available for booking now!

This one-day hybrid gathering will host distinguished speakers, showcase exciting data advancements, and present fresh scientific findings. Attendees will have the opportunity to network with both industry and academic peers and participate in engaging panel discussions.

The highlights of this year’s gathering will include insights into brain health, access to primary care records, and a celebration marking a decade of imaging achievements. Furthermore, UK Biobank staff will provide a behind-the-scenes look at how this unique resource supports global research efforts.

Presentations will also focus on major upcoming innovations related to the UKB-RAP (Research Analysis Platform), emphasizing how these advancements will enhance researchers' capabilities in discovering health-related insights.

Key session topics will include:

The Importance of Primary Care Records in Research
Celebrating 10 Years of UK Biobank Imaging
Exploring Brain Health in Greater Depth
Navigating UK Biobank Access
Announcement of the 2024 UK Biobank Early Career Researcher of the Year!

Participants attending in London will enjoy refreshments throughout the day, including lunch and a drinks reception, all while overlooking picturesque views of Westminster. Since in-person spaces are limited, a nominal fee of £10 per person is required to secure a seat in London.

For online connection: The entire gathering will be streamed live on the UK Biobank website, allowing attendees to submit questions to presenters via an online Q&A. Recorded content will also be available after the event.

It is encouraged to register for a virtual ticket to receive joining details.

Attendees are eagerly anticipated!

For directions to the venue, the nearest London underground stations include St. James’s Park (4 mins walk), Westminster (5 mins walk), and Victoria Station (14 mins walk). Mainline stations such as Charing Cross (12 mins walk) and Victoria (14 mins walk) are also in proximity. Additional details can be found at: Venue Location.

Regarding dietary needs, the QEII Conference Centre accommodates various special requirements and offers a range of vegan and vegetarian options as standard. They can also cater to allergies and specific diets upon request. Attendees should contact the organizers to arrange for these accommodations.

A designated prayer room will be available for use on the day, and attendees can request guidance from venue staff if needed.

Online viewers will have the opportunity to submit questions, and the scientific team will respond directly; select queries will be addressed on stage during the gathering.