The annual Vaccine Student Research Network conference is a multidisciplinary event, being hosted on the 10th of September 2024 in the SAF building, in South Kensington. This conference is a great opportunity to showcase your work no matter how it considers vaccines or vaccine-related subjects. This conference is a great opportunity to meet fellow scientists working and learn about the cutting-edge research happening across Imperial College London!
Register and submit your abstract here
All MRes and PhD students from across the college are invited to register for the conference and will be expected to submit an abstract for a 10-minute oral presentation and/or research poster. Students in year 2+ of their PhDs are highly encouraged to apply for an oral presentation. All abstracts will be published in conference proceedings. The conference will be attended by students from a range of disciplines and scientific background related to vaccines across the college therefore it is important to consider the audience in your abstract and presentations (maximum word count 350 words)
Deadline for abstract submission is 1st August 2024
The network brings together students from across ICL working in fields relevant to vaccines and provides opportunities for networking, collaboration, community, and cross-disciplinary learning. The Vaccine Student Network is led by students with each faculty having a student network manager representative. Further information about the network can be found on our webpages.
Conference details:
Date: Tuesday, 10th September 2024 (9:30 – 17:00)
Location: Sir Alexander Fleming Building (SAF), South Kensington Campus, Imperial College London
The conference is a student-focused 1-day event. Participants are invited to showcase their research and are given an opportunity to network and develop professionally. This event will be attended by students from a range of disciplines related to vaccines across the college. The conference programme will be circulated in due course. The conference will be attended by academic staff and external partners.
Register and submit your abstract here