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This year’s conference will feature world-leading experts and offer dedicated workshops for emerging clinical researchers. Submit your abstract now to showcase your work and engage in meaningful discussions with the field’s leaders.
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The Association of Physicians of Great Britain and Ireland (AoPGBI) is delighted to welcome you to the 118th Annual Meeting (APAM 2025), taking place on 3-4 April at the prestigious Royal College of Physicians (RCP) in London. APAM 2025 stands as the premier event for translational medicine, uniting accomplished researchers and clinicians to explore the most significant breakthroughs shaping healthcare today.
This year’s conference will feature world-leading experts who have pioneered landmark advancements in medicine. Alongside their presentations, APAM 2025 will offer dedicated workshops for Emerging Clinical Researchers (ECRs), designed to provide a rare opportunity for early-career professionals to present their research, seek guidance, and engage in meaningful dialogue with the field’s most respected leaders. The experience promises not only to inspire but also to open new doors for professional growth and collaboration.
More than just a conference, APAM 2025 is a platform for action—a place where the future of translational medicine is discussed, shaped, and propelled forward. Attendees will discover the latest ground breaking research driving the field, and engage in vital discussions on how these advancements will change the trajectory of clinical practice and patient care. The meeting’s agenda is designed to inspire innovation, build partnerships, and push the boundaries of what’s possible in medical science.
New this year is a distinguished speaker panel discussion on Challenges and opportunities for clinical academics in interdisciplinary translational research featuring:
Chief Scientific Adviser for the DHSC
National Medical Director of NHS England
President of the Academy of Medical Sciences
Aligned with AoPGBI’s mission, APAM 2025 will focus on interdisciplinary research, providing an exceptional platform for collaboration and discovery. Dedicated to accelerating the translation of science into meaningful clinical outcomes, the conference offers an unmissable opportunity for early career researchers (ECR) and clinicians to engage with advancements that are transforming medicine.
Together, we can integrate cutting-edge research into practice, advocate for equitable access to innovation, and improve patient care worldwide.
Set within the historic Royal College of Physicians, APAM 2025 delivers an unparalleled opportunity to immerse yourself in scientific excellence. From sharing insights with global experts to advancing your own work, this is where the brightest minds convene to shape the future of translational medicine.
We look forward to welcoming you all to London for a vibrant meeting in April 2025. It is a particular pleasure to be welcoming you on behalf of the society founded by Sir William Osler. As many of you will know, I have worked on ‘Morbus Osler’ (a.k.a. HHT) for more than 30 years. Osler would be amazed at how far we have come in understanding the perversion of cell life that underlies disease, and would not recognise the topics of our Meeting Symposia, but would agree with our principles:
“Scientific discovery precedes good medical practice”
William Osler. Johns Hopkins Hosp Bull 1913:24;167-71
Meeting foci will include, as Osler advised, addressing individuality and variability alongside the novel insights into the ‘special features of disease’. We are eager to enhance our planned programme with your Abstract submissions in specific and open themes.
Those accepted for Oral presentations will be embedded within the core Symposia, while those accepted for Poster presentation will be displayed in the iconic Dorchester Library, where presenters will have maximal exposure to peers and senior academic figures.
We trust you will be able to participate in this unique translational medicine event addressing the heart of improved medical care through scientific breakthroughs – so see you in London!
MB BChir, MA, PhD, FRCP, FAoP President-Elect, Association of Physicians of Great Britain and Ireland Professor of Practice (Clinical and Molecular Medicine), Imperial College
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