Past Events

Dr Rohinton Mulla chats with other delegates in the Trade show at the 2019 ASC in the RAF Museum

Dr Mark Wilks (BSMT Committee Member) and Dr Riccardo Alagna from Milan (Speaker on New Diagnostics for MDR/XDR-TB), ASC 2019
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Conference by Webinar: COVID 19 - The Infection Challenging the World 2021
The very successful BSMT Webinar which ran over 4 days covered laboratory related aspects of COVID-19.
The Webinar was convened in conjunction with media partner Pathology in Practice for their support in publishing relevant articles and promoting the conference. We are also hugely grateful to Step Communications who encouraged us to convene the Webinar and for making it happen - without their support and encouragement it is unlikely it would have taken place.
The BSMT Webinar on laboratory related aspects of COVID-19 drew some complimentary comments including:
- I was delighted to attend this BSMT meeting, all the presentations were very interesting and the format was spot on: efficient wan with a clear messaging. Thanks to all the speakers.
- The virtual conference programme of webinars was really interesting and informative and useful both in terms of understanding the work done on COVID and also for CPD purposes.
- I liked the very clear message of each of the speakers and the story telling format. I also like the fact that you allowed for a real discussion at the end of each session. It was like being in a pub and having an information chat about the subject.
- Didn’t require real time attendance so could deal with urgent lab issues and watch later when not interrupted.
- The spreadout of the presentations over several days was good – meaning I did not have to block out the entire day and maintain attention throughout. The topics that I watched were presented very well.
The Webinar series of lectures (see programme below) was recorded so that anyone can now view the recordings and associated Q&A sessions! Questions not answered during the sessions may be found by following the links below within the programme.
Read a preview of the conference by Dr Mark Wilks.
Read Mark's review of the conference published in Pathology in Practice.Another massive thank you to the speakers and moderators.
We are also grateful to the 22 sponsor companies who supported the conference withough whom we could not have convened it.
Read a commercial preview published in Pathology in Practice.
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2020 BSMT Annual Scientific Conference
The BSMT Committee regrets that the 2020 BSMT Annual Scientific Conference has been postponed due to the pandemic until 12 May 2022 when we have again booked the RAF Museum in Hendon. We will be updating the programme and application form in Autumn 2021 and hope that you will be able to register.
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34th BSMT Annual Scientific Conference 2019
Respiratory Microbiology – A Day of Inspiration
Venue: Royal Air Force Museum, Hendon.
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Autumn Symposium 2018 Going Overboard with Microbiology – Women and Children First
Going Overboard with Microbiology – Women and Children First
Venue: Merseyside Maritime Museum, Albert Dock, Liverpool.
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33rd BSMT Annual Scientific Conference 2018
Rapid Diagnostics - Time is Relative
Venue: Colindale, Public Health England
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32nd BSMT Annual Scientific Conference 2017
Hot Topics in Microbiology: Join the Grapevine
Venue: Colindale, Public Health England.
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31st BSMT Annual Scientific Conference
Assessing the Impact of New Technology in Diagnostics on Global Epidemiology: How Laboratories make a Difference
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Autumn Symposium 2015 To Screen or Not to Screen
Regional Symposium: To screen or Not to Screen
Friday 27th November 2015
Venue: Liverpool Maritime Museum
Responding to the Evaluation Reports
The BSMT committee is very pleased with the feedback from delegates on the scientific meetings where over 90% of those completing the form scored the content, speakers and venue very highly. Praise from delegates included:
Excellent speakers
Professional presentations in high profile establishment with excellent Chairs
Excellent trade show and opportunity for networking
Good food
Variety of topics