We are delighted to invite you to a scientific meeting on advancing lung diagnostic technologies, hosted in collaboration with The INSIGNEO Institute.
Where: Halifax Hall Hotel, Sheffield, UK
When: 17th June 2025 (Networking dinner and accommodation available the night of the 16th June)
Cost: No registration fees
Who is it for?
We aim to bring together a diverse range of expertise to explore the latest lung diagnostic technologies, including; researchers, clinicians, industry and charity representatives.
Event structure
There will be 4 sessions exploring:
Physiological measurement
Pulmonary Imaging technologies
Home monitoring and smart devices
Integration of existing technologies
During the first three sessions participants will explore state of the art technologies in lung diagnostics through presentations by invited speakers and panel discussions. The final session will focus on how these technologies can enhance clinical practice and improve patient outcomes, while also addressing the challenges of implementation and data interpretation. There will be plenty of opportunities for discussion and networking throughout the day.
Evening of 16th June: We also invite you to join us the evening before the meeting for a networking dinner and drinks in Sheffield. Accommodation is available at Halifax Hall Hotel.
Programme
We are delighted to confirm the following speakers:
Dr Sanja Stanojevic, Associate Professor, Dalhousie University
Prof Chris Brightling, NIHR Senior Investigator and Clinical Professor in Respiratory Medicine, University of Leicester
Dr Joe Jacob, Principal Research Fellow/Honorary Consultant, UCL
Dr Helen Marshall, Research Staff Scientist, University of Sheffield
Dr Yordan Raykov, Associate Professor and CTO, University of Nottingham and Eupnoos Ltd.
Dr Ning Ma, Lecturer in Mechanical Computing, University of Sheffield
Representative from Nuvoair
A full programme will be published once finalised.
For further information on this event, please contact the team on contact@bioreme.net
Financial support
If you are an ECR without sufficient funding to attend, you can apply for a travel support fund on registration to cover travel and accommodation costs up to £200.
Organising committee
This meeting is being organised by Prof Jim Wild, Prof Peter Robbins and Dr Laurie Smith, supported by the BIOREME committee and The INSIGNEO Institute.
Access Statement
We believe that all attendees should be able to participate in our events and feel comfortable doing so fully. Our access statement will be published in late February. If you have any further questions or requirements not detailed, please email the team at contact@bioreme.net and we will try to accommodate any reasonable adjustments required.