APAM 2026 - AoPGBI

Attend the Annual Meeting of the Association of Physicians of Great Britain and Ireland (AoPGBI)

The AoPGBI Annual Meeting (APAM) is a distinguished event that gathers leading clinicians, researchers, and healthcare professionals to advance the field of translational medicine. Set in the historic and esteemed venues across the UK and Ireland, this two-day conference offers an invaluable opportunity for professional development, networking, and knowledge sharing.

About APAM

The AoPGBI Annual Meeting provides a distinguished platform for experts from around the world, including both established and early career researchers, to exchange knowledge, discuss ground breaking research, and explore the latest advancements in clinical practice. With dedicated sessions for Early, and Emerging, Clinical Researchers (ECRs), APAM offers unique opportunities for those at the start of their careers to present their work, network with leading professionals, and engage in meaningful discussions. Over the years, this event has hosted some of the most prominent figures in medicine, establishing it as a vital gathering for those shaping the future of healthcare.

Why Attend?

Expert-Led Presentations: Benefit from the insights of renowned clinicians and researchers who are leading innovation in translational medicine.
Informed Discussions: Participate in engaging sessions that explore emerging trends, medical technologies, and clinical breakthroughs that are redefining healthcare.
Networking Opportunities: Connect with peers, thought leaders, and potential collaborators in a collaborative and dynamic environment. APAM provides an excellent platform for establishing valuable professional relationships.
Interactive Workshops: Engage in hands-on workshops and interactive sessions designed to enhance both your practical skills and theoretical knowledge.

Who Should Attend?

This event is designed for:

Clinicians seeking to stay at the forefront of medical advancements and improve patient care.
Researchers, including early and emerging clinical researchers, focused on the latest developments in translational medicine.
Healthcare Professionals eager to explore new therapeutic strategies and innovations.

A brief look at APAM 2025 — offering a glimpse of the discussions and connections that await at APAM 2026. Further insights are available at apam2025.org.uk

“I am delighted to welcome you to Birmingham for the 2026 Association of Physicians of GB and Ireland’s Annual Meeting — a city with a rich legacy of medical breakthroughs, from the large-scale production of penicillin to pioneering advances in orthopaedics like the Birmingham Hip. This is a place where ideas have long changed lives. Our conference is set in the heart of the University of Birmingham, the first civic university in the UK established in 1900, built around accessibility and community engagement.

Our history forms our 2026 theme, “Enabling Talent, Inspiring Discovery”, creating conditions for academic medicine to thrive — from the very first steps into research to leadership on the world stage. We’re proud to introduce two new prizes this year: the Medical Student Prize, celebrating early promise in academic medicine, and the Early Career Researcher Prize, recognising outstanding contributions from the next generation of clinical scientists.

The programme is packed with thought-provoking symposia hosted by leading academic centres, keynote talks from world-renowned scientists, and ECR-led sessions designed to showcase fresh perspectives. It’s an opportunity to connect, collaborate, and be inspired — whether you’re a medical student, a clinician-researcher, or an established academic leader. Our conference is set in the heart of the University of Birmingham, the first civic university in the UK established in 1900, built around accessibility and community engagement.

And beyond the conference? Birmingham offers a warm welcome and plenty to explore: a dynamic cultural scene, historic canals, world-class museums, and one of the UK’s most diverse and exciting food cultures. I look forward to seeing you all in Birmingham.”

Professor Elizabeth Sapey

President-Elect of The Association of Physicians of Great Britain and Ireland

Head of School of Medical Sciences, University of Birmingham

A Platform for Professional Growth and Collaboration

APAM is not just a conference—it is an opportunity to contribute to a transformative dialogue that influences the future of clinical practice and medical research. By attending, you will gain valuable insights, expand your professional network, and enhance your career in the rapidly evolving field of translational medicine.

Register Your Interest for APAM 2026

We invite you to register your interest now to receive updates and further information about this prestigious event.

Additionally, the Call for Abstracts will open in the Autumn 2025. We encourage researchers to submit their work and participate in this important gathering of leading clinicians, researchers, and healthcare professionals.

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