Welcome to APAM 2025 - What Awaits?
APAM 2025, the 118th Annual Meeting of the AoPGBI, will take place on 3–4 April 2025 at the Royal College of Physicians in London. This prestigious event will bring together leading clinicians, researchers, and healthcare professionals. It is a unique opportunity to collaborate, share insights, and advance groundbreaking research.
Panel discussion on the 'Challenges and opportunities for clinical academics in interdisciplinary translational research'
Chief Scientific Adviser for the DHSC
National Medical Director of NHS England
President of the Academy of Medical Sciences
Scientific Symposia
- Translating Big Data and AI
- Health and a Changing Environment
- Changing Paradigms with Emerging Therapeutics
- The Open Theme that will showcase quality and breadth of translational research outside of these areas.
Keynote Speakers
• Professor Sir Douglas Turnbull (Newcastle Wellcome Centre for Mitochondrial Research)
• Professor Nichola Cooper (Imperial College London, Professor of Immune Haematology)
• Professor Julian Knight (University of Oxford, Translational Genomic Science)
• Professor Frank Kelly (Imperial College London, Battcock Chair in Community Health and Policy)
• Dr Susan Galbraith, (AstraZeneca, Executive Vice President of Oncology)
ECR Workshop
A rare platform for early-career professionals to:
• Present research to a multispecialty audience of esteemed experts.
• Engage in meaningful dialogue leading to interdisciplinary collaborations and cross fertilisation of innovative research.
• Seek personalised guidance from leaders in and beyond your own fields.
Whether you aim to refine your research, gain valuable feedback, or network with respected leaders, these workshops are designed to empower the next generation of clinical innovators.
Join Us in London
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!
The Royal College of Physicians, located at 11 St Andrew’s Place, London NW1 4LE, provides an iconic and inspiring setting for this annual meeting. Additionally, the venue offers state-of-the-art facilities that support dynamic presentations, discussions, and networking opportunities.
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 London
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