2023
Embrace the Future: What’s Achievable in the Next 10 Years?
This all-day conference boasted a distinguished cohort of speakers giving their insight into what may lay in store for us within the next decade, showing us a glimpse of the advances the future can hold.
It would not have been possible if not for our speakers: Professor Peter John Barnes, Professor Giles Yeo, Professor Miranda Wolpert, Dr Robert Tensely, Dr Max Jacobs, Professor Vincent Mak, Dr Annie Ng, and Dr Mike Denis. For more details about the speakers, click here.
2022
An array of learning, inspiration, networking and fun.
We warmly welcomed distinguished speakers including Gillian Leng (former Chief Executive of NICE), Michael Anstey (Cambridge Innovation Capital), Neelam Patel (CEO of MedCity and Non-Executive Director of the NHS Health Research Authority), Nitzan Rosenfeld (CRUK), Mark Kotter (BitBio), Prashant Shah (o2h), Ala Alenazi (Ascension), David Fairen-Jimenez (University of Cambridge), Olivia Rossanese (Institute of Cancer Research), Jason Mellad (Start Codon), Mike Roddis (MJ Roddis Associates), Maximilian Jakobs (Deep Mirror), and Marcel Gehrung (Cyted).
Many thanks to our sponsors and collaborators.
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2021
For Panel 1: Lessons learnt from the response to COVID-19, speakers were Dame Sally Davis, Lord David Prior, Sir Mene Pangalos, and Dr Nicholas Matheson.
Panel 2: The impact of big data on the future of Biomedical Science had talks from Chris Wigley, Dr Jim Collins, Dr Indra Joshi, and Dr Robert Tansley.
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2020
Speakers included Araceli Camargo, Dr Julian Huppert, Dr Nick Skaer, Professor Tuomas Knowles, David Fried, Dr Michael Thornton, Dr Martina di Simplicio, and Dr Dafydd Loughran.
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2019
Conference speaker Dr Ruchi Sharma’s talk was sponsored by camtech innovations. Other panel speakers were Dr Beth Thompson, Professor Ashley Moffett, Dr Ben Burwitz, Professor Mike English, Professor Sir John Gurdon, Dr Susannah Murphy, and Professor Quentin Pankhurst.
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2018
Speakers were Dr Anne Bertolotti, Dr Eliot Forster, Dr Sarah Chan, Professor Nick Loman, Magda Zwierzyna, Dr Matthew Sellwood, Professor Mary Hubert, and Professor Babak Ziaie.
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2017
BBMS15 speakers were Professor Fàtima Bosch i Tubert, Professor Fabien Calvo, Dr Stephen Friend, Dr Thomas Insel, Professor Chris Lowe, Professor Joan Taylor, and Dr Billy Boyle.
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2016
Speakers were Professor Helen Rees, Professor Sir Michael Owen, Dr Andrew Mortlock, Professor Norman Maitland, Professor Gail Martin, Dr Leo Cheng, Dr Dawn Coverley, and Professor Lee Cronin.
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2015
BBMS15 speakers were Professor Fàtima Bosch i Tubert, Professor Fabien Calvo, Dr Stephen Friend, Dr Thomas Insel, Professor Chris Lowe, Professor Joan Taylor, and Dr Billy Boyle.
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2014
The speakers consisted of 7 high profile speakers, and 3 student speakers. They were: Professor Françoise Barré-Sinoussi, Professor Dame Athene Donald, Professor Molly Stevens, Dr Helen Lee, Professor Chris Abell, Professor Hugh Montgomery, and Professor Paolo Bianco.
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2012
The speakers for the 2012 conference included Professor Lindsey Davies, Dr Bernard Harris, Professor John Bell, Dr Robert Winter, Sir Salvador Moncada, Professor Dick Swaab and Sir Greg Winter.
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2011
The speakers were Dr James Watson, Sir Leszek Borysiewicz, Sir Michael Marmot, Sir Alan Fersht, Professor Luke O’Neill, and Professor Ruth McKernan.
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2010
Conference speakers were Sir Tim Hunt, Dr Rebecca Fitzgerald, Professor Josef Penninger, Professor Anne Willis, Professor Geraint Rees, and Professor Helen Rees.
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2008
2008 marked the first ever BBMS conference. It was possible due to the following people: Professor Peter Bossaerts, Dr Sarah Tabrizi, Professor Lucilla Poston, Professor Quentin Sattentau, Mr Jeremy Webb, Dr Mark Walport, Professor Joe Herbert, and Professor Paul. Chris Smith.
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