Events

The 3rd UK HBV meeting.

Date: Monday 22nd and Tuesday 23rd September
Venue: Milton Hill House, Abingdon, Oxford OX13 6AF

There are 6 plenary talks scheduled, covering an update of clinical trials for novel agents versus HBV and HDV, the immunobiology of HBV, epidemiological modelling, AI-driven protein-folding models, the molecular basis of HBV and HDV persistence, and an update on clinical and public health issues from the National Strategy Group for Viral Hepatitis. The remainder of the meeting will be research presentations covering all aspects of HBV, including a session on HBV in pregnancy and childhood.

Further details can be found on the event website > HERE which includes a link to enable registration. 

To Register click > HERE .

For those wishing to present their research, all that is needed is a title, and all submitted titles will be given a slot - this information is entered via the Registration portal.

Registration Costs:
£140 for post-docs and above
£70 for students and below

The registration costs includes overnight accommodation and all meals at the venue.

It would be enormously helpful if people could register before 11th August 2025 - thank you.

Contact james.harris@ndm.ox.ac.uk if you have any questions. 

The Annual Cambridge Liver Symposium will be running this year on Friday 26th September at Robinson College.

Meeting times:
08:30-09:00 Registration
09:00-16:15 Programme

The event is free to attend and RCP accredited.

View the programme here:  Download Cambridge Liver symposium 2025 programme.pdf

If you are interested in attending please email: cuh.cambridgeliversymposium@nhs.net .

Registration closes 31st August. 

The next webinar in the new #FGglobal series is on:

Wednesday 1st October
Time: 7 pm - 8 pm (BST)

Brought to you by the Frontline Gastroenterology (FG) journal.

The webinar will discuss everything from care bundles for decompensated cirrhosis, and beyond. There is a panel of leading international experts who will guide you through this challenging condition and answer all of your questions. Don’t miss out on this whistlestop tour of everything you need to know about Decompensated Cirrhosis!

Webinar hosts - FG Trainee Editors:
Dr Kohi Gananandan
Dr Eathar Shakweh
Dr Irene Perez

Speakers:
Prof Stuart McPherson, BSG VP Hepatology (UK)
Prof Elliot Tapper, University of Michigan (USA)
Dr Salvatore Piano, University Hospital of Padova (Italy)

Register through the BSG website > HERE