A scientific meeting organised by Dr Stewart Martin and Prof Stephanie McKeown and the BIR's Radiation Cancer Biology Committee on behalf of the British Institute of Radiology.

Radiobiological research has, over recent years, produced a number of interesting and exciting results, some of which are causing central dogma to be revisited and revised.  Such research has direct relevance to current radiotherapy treatment practice.

This meeting, comprising a series of invited talks and proffered papers, will cover recent advances and how they may influence radiotherapy outcome and future practice.

This meeting would be of interest to: clinicians, allied health care professionals, scientist and students with an interest in recent radiation biology research findings and how these may impact radiotherapy outcome and practice. 

Accreditation:
RCR CPD accreditation has been applied for.
SCoR CPD Now: may support outcomee 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12 and 19

More information can be found at: https://www.bir.org.uk/membersarea/multievents/displayEvent.asp?Type=Full&Code=5120

Provisional programme

Abstracts should be submitted on a Word Document via e-mail to stewart.martin@nottingham.ac.uk by Friday 24th September 2010. Notification of those abstracts accepted will be given in October.

Please note: all details within the preliminary programme are subject to change.

Registration fees:

Non BIR members: £62
BIR Members: £46
BIR Associate Members: £57
BIR Trainee member:  £36
Retired: £36