Cambridge Bioelectronics Symposium

2024 Edition: 1-3 July 2024, Cambridge, UK.

The 2023 inaugural edition was a big success: It featured an exciting two day program, and was capped to 100 attendees. 85% of the responders to the post-event survey ranked the Symposium as 5/5. Following their recommendations, we are expanding the 2024 edition to three days and a maximum of 250 attendees.

The 2024 edition will take place in the University’s West Campus. It will be expanded to three days and allow more people to attend. It will follow the tradition of the inaugural edition and combine comprehensive coverage of the state-of-the-art of the field with strong participation of young scientists (graduate students/postdocs), offering:

• Coverage of fundamentals, materials, devices, applications, translation/commercialisation, ethical issues.
• Invited talks by world-class experts who convey their vision for the future of the field.
• Majority of contributed talks and posters presented by young scientists, selected by a committee of young scientists.
• Thematic panel discussion or road mapping exercise – more on this soon.
• “Meet the industry” session. Learn about startups in the field.
• Awards for best contributed talks and posters, selected by a committee of young scientists.
• Symposium dinner.

Key Dates

Abstract submission opens: 9 March 2024.

Abstract submission closes: 1 May 2024.

Symposium program announced: 16 May 2024.

Registration opens: To be announced soon.

Registration closes: 15 June 2024 (or earlier, if 250 attendees limit is reached).

Abstract Submission

Click here to submit your abstract.

Invited Speakers & Special Events

• Keynote talk
  • Magnus Berggren (University of Linköping).
• Materials for bioelectronics
  • David Mecerreyes (University of the Basque Country).
  • Laure Kayser (University of Delaware).
• Devices for bioelectronics
  • Chris Proctor (University of Oxford).
  • Martyn Boutelle (Imperial College London).
  • Rylie Green (Imperial College London).
  • Tzahi Cohen-Karni (Carnegie Mellon).
  • Fireside chat with Lisa Hall (University of Cambridge).
• Translation to the clinic talks and panel discussion
  • Amanda Stranks (CUH NHS Trust).
  • Manohar Bance (University of Cambridge).
  • Oliver Armitage (BIOS Health).

Registration

Registration will open soon.

Registration fees:

• £200 for young scientists (PhD students and postdocs).
• £300 for other participants.

Registration includes coffee breaks, lunch, a reception, and the conference dinner on the 2nd of July.

Past Editions

Inaugural 2023 edition: 15-16 June 2023, Cambridge, UK. Invited Speakers: (Francesca Santoro, Iain McCulloch, Jason Miranda, Stephanie Lacour, Yan Yan Shery Huang).

More info, programme and registration

Posted on 26/04/2024