29-30 September 2025 | Brighton Centre, UK
Don’t miss this world-leading Infection Prevention & Control Event!
Highlights Include:
Full details and registration can be found online: https://ip2025conference.co.uk/
Key Dates
14-15 October 2025 | Royal Armouries, Leeds, UK
Previously managed by Public Health Wales, this 3rd Combatting CDI Conference is now run by the C. diff Trust, a new charity that aspires to end the harmful impact of CDI across the UK and Ireland.
The theme of the 2025 conference is ‘Information for Action’. The programme aims to include all aspects of the patient journey. Interactive sessions will feature national and international expert speakers, patients and carers. The meeting will conclude with a call to action for every delegate to play their part in combatting CDI by putting their learning from the conference into practice.
Abstract Deadline: 12 September
Early bird free registration is available for healthcare professionals until 22 August. Registrations submitted after 22 August will incur a £50 per day fee for either in person or virtual attendance. This fee will increase on 1 October to £100 per day.
Find out more and register: cdiconference2025.eventreference.com/
18-20 November 2025 | Vienna
The ESID EHA SIOPE Focused Symposium 2025 is a unique international event bringing together experts in immunology, haematology, and paediatric oncology to explore their critical intersection. As patient cases grow more complex, collaboration between these fields has never been more essential. This Symposium offers world-class research, clinical insights, and networking opportunities, equipping attendees with the latest advancements in diagnosis, treatment, and patient management. Whether you are a researcher, clinician, or trainee, this event offers a unique opportunity to collaborate across specialties, contribute to future guidelines, and advance care for patients with immunodeficiencies and haematologic disorders.
The event organisers invite you to join them in Vienna, 18-20 November 2025, to be at the forefront of “The Interplay of Immunology & Haematology”.