BSN Annual Meeting 2025
Who Should Attend?
This conference is designed for individuals with an interest in neuroendocrinology, including:
- Academic Researchers (from PhD students to senior investigators)
- Postdoctoral Fellows
- Research Technicians
- Undergraduates
Why Attend the BSN Conference 2025?
- Learn from world-renowned experts – Gain insights from leading voices in neuroendocrinology through inspiring plenary lectures and invited talks.
- Discover cutting-edge research – Stay up to date with the latest findings and emerging trends shaping the field.
- Showcase your work – Present your research through oral presentations and poster sessions to a supportive and engaged audience.
- Build your network – Connect with fellow scientists, forge new collaborations, and expand your professional network both within the UK and internationally.
- Explore diverse topics – Enjoy a rich and varied programme that spans the breadth of neuroendocrinology.
Key Themes and Topics
The BSN Conference 2025 will explore a broad spectrum of neuroendocrine research, including but not limited to:
- Endocrine disrutpion by environment
- Rhythms and hormonal interaction
- Beyond traditional models in neuroendocrine research
- Neuroendocrine links to dementia
Speakers
It is with great pleasure that we announce Professor Denise Belsham as the recipient and presenter of the Alison Douglas Lecture, and Professor Anne White as the distinguished speaker for the Mortyn Jones Lecture at BSN 2025.
In addition, Professor Simone Meddle will present in the symposium Beyond Traditional Models in Neuroendocrine Research. Dr Beatrice Maria Filippi and Professor Jonathan Johnston will also be featured speakers in the symposium Rhythms and Hormonal Interaction.
Additional speakers will be announced soon - stay tuned for updates!
Programme Outline
Sunday 31 August
Monday 1 September
- Symposium 1: Endocrine disruption by environmental factors
- Mortyn Jones Lecture
- Selected ECR Oral Presentations
- Welcome Reception
Tuesday 2 September
- Symposium 2: Rhythms and hormonal interaction
- Alison Douglas Lecture
- Symposium 3: Beyond traditional models in neuroendocrine research
- Conference Dinner - Victoria Hall, Saltaire
Wednesday 3 September
- Symposium 4: Neuroendocrine links to dementia
- Julia Buckingham Award & Michael Harbuz Prize Lectures (including prize giving)
More details can be found here
Registration
Earlybird:
Full member: £125.00
ECR: £100.00
Standard:
Full member: £175.00
ECR: £150.00
Non-member academic: £175.00
If you are non-academic but would like to attend, please contact us
What's included in your registration?
- Access to all scientific sessions
- E-abstract book
- Lunch & Refreshments
- Welcome Reception
- Conference Dinner
To register, please log on to MySociety
Key Dates
Early bird registration and abstract submission open: 10 February 2025
Abstract submission close: 31 May 2025
Early bird registration close: 30 June 2025
Full registration open: 1 July 2025
Non-members and full registration close: 1 August 2025
Abstract Submission
This year we will be using the Oxford Abstracts platform to accept all our conference submissions. Please note that you will need to create an Oxford Abstracts account before submitting your abstract.
To submit your abstract, please follow the link .
New conference website with extra login-only features
After the success of our app last year we are using Oxford Abstracts as our conference website which is mobile friendly (so no need for an app this year). Once you have registered and been invited log in you will be able to create an online name badge, ask questions via the website during symposia and more. We'll share further details nearer the time.
Early Career Researcher Opportunities at the BSN Annual Meeting
The British Society for Neuroendocrinology is committed to supporting Early Career Researchers (ECRs) in the field of neuroendocrinology. We offer a range of opportunities at our annual conference to help ECRs develop their careers, network with peers, and showcase their research.
International Visitors
If you need a visa to attend the annual meeting, please check the appropriate box on the abstract submission form. This will trigger an immediate decision and generate a letter of invitation, giving you ample time to complete the visa application process.
Travel & Accommodation
Visit our conference website for full details on travel to Bradford and accommodation options.
Sponsorship Opportunites
Support ground-breaking research and connect with the brightest minds in neuroendocrinology. Sponsorship delivers valuable exposure, networking opportunities, and a platform to showcase your organisation.
Contact us to learn more and become a part of this important event
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Contact Us
For any enquiries regarding the BSN Annual Meeting 2025, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Look out for updates on our website or follow us at @bsneuroendo.bsky.social
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Local Organising Committee:
Dr Gisela Helfer
Dr Stuart Dickens
Dr Giulia Grimaldi
Dr Harsha Kantamneni
Dr Samantha Mclean
Dr Peter Nicholls
Dr Ritchie Williamson