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ARU School of Medicine Research Conference: Research for Inclusive Healthcare

Organised by the School of Medicine, Anglia Ruskin University
Dates30–30 Sept 2026
LocationChelmsford, United Kingdom
TraineeFree
A free ARU School of Medicine research day featuring Sir Michael Marmot's Lord Ribeiro Lecture, inclusive-healthcare research, oral and poster presentations, academic prizes and regional clinical-academic networking.
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Reviewed byDr Robert BaxterDr Robert Baxter· Junior Clinical Fellow, Acute Medical Unit· Updated 14 Jul 2026
At a glance
NetworkingThe in-person day is designed to bring staff, students and…View detail

The in-person day is designed to bring staff, students and clinical academic trainees together and includes breaks, poster viewing and discussion of new research collaborations.

Why AttendThe programme centres on inclusive healthcare and combines the Lord…View detail

The programme centres on inclusive healthcare and combines the Lord Ribeiro Lecture, guest speakers, research presentations, posters and parallel oral workshops.

Research ValueA direct abstract route offers oral and poster presentation, panel…View detail

A direct abstract route offers oral and poster presentation, panel scoring and academic prizes, with work showcased to the School of Medicine and regional research community.

ProgrammeSchedule and session highlights
Key Themes
Research for inclusive healthcareHealth equity and policyClinical academic researchOral research presentationsPoster showcase and academic prizes
09:00
Opening and keynote
Lord Ribeiro Lecture and opening keynote on research for inclusive healthcarekeynote
Professor Sir Michael Marmot
Morning
Guest lecture
Policy, equity and outcomes for minoritised communities
Professor Margaret Greenfields
Parallel sessions
Oral presentations
Selected research presentations in parallel workshop streams
Lunch and breaks
Poster session
Poster display and judging for academic prizes
Throughout day
Networking
Research networking and collaboration across ARU and regional NHS partners
SpeakersKeynotes and featured experts
Keynote
PS
Professor Sir Michael Marmot
UCL Institute of Health Equity
Lord Ribeiro Lecture and opening keynote on research for inclusive healthcare
PM
Professor Margaret Greenfields
Anglia Ruskin University
Policy analysis, design and implementation to improve equity for minoritised communities
AbstractsClosed · 26 Jun 2026
Abstract submissions are closed
Deadline: 26 June 2026
What You Can Submit
oralposter
Submission Specifications
Notes
The direct Microsoft submission form states a 5pm 26 June deadline; the older listing and Eventbrite copy show 12 June.
Selection
Submissions are assessed and scored by a panel.
Eligibility
ARU staff and students, undergraduate medicine and physician-associate students, clinical academic trainees, resident doctors, other healthcare professionals in training, postgraduate researchers and colleagues from partner groups including local trusts.
Presentation Length
Oral slots are around 10 minutes, with the NHS CEP listing specifying a further 5 minutes for audience questions.
Presenter Requirement
Full poster and presentation guidance is issued to successful applicants.
Categories & Recommended Topics
Research for inclusive healthcare
Costs & registrationTrainee tickets Free
CategoryPrice
Standard (consultant)Free
TraineeFree
Medical studentFree
Submission & registration deadlines1 tracked deadline
Abstract deadline26 Jun 2026Checked 13 Jul 2026
Closed
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Conference timeline2 key dates
26 Jun 2026
Abstract submission deadline
30 Sept 2026
Conference begins
Venue & travelARU School of Medicine · Chelmsford
By CarDriving directions are linked from the Eventbrite venue section.
By TrainUse the Eventbrite public-transport directions for the School of Medicine campus.
AccessibilityContact the School of Medicine organiser in advance for venue-specific access requirements.
Venue DetailsSchool of Medicine, Anglia Ruskin University, Bishop Hall Lane, Chelmsford CM1 1SQ
MedicMess tips4 practical tips

MedicMess Tips

  • Register even though attendance is free; the organiser asks whether you will attend the full day or part of it.
  • The direct abstract form gives 26 June at 17:00 as the deadline, while older event copy gives 12 June.
  • Oral presenters should plan for about 10 minutes plus 5 minutes of questions.
  • Full poster and oral-presentation guidance is provided only after acceptance.
Complete guideFull MedicMess editorial briefing

The ARU School of Medicine Research Conference and Lord Ribeiro Lecture is a free, in-person research day in Chelmsford on 30 September 2026. It brings together undergraduate medicine and physician-associate students, resident doctors, clinical academic trainees, postgraduate researchers, ARU staff and colleagues from regional NHS trusts. Professor Sir Michael Marmot will deliver the Lord Ribeiro Lecture and opening keynote, drawing on his work in epidemiology, public health and health equity. Professor Margaret Greenfields is also named as a guest speaker, focusing on policy and equitable outcomes for minoritised communities.

The conference includes invited talks, parallel oral-presentation workshops, posters displayed through the day and networking around inclusive healthcare and research collaboration. Selected oral presenters receive roughly 10 minutes, with the NHS CEP listing specifying a further five minutes for audience questions. Posters are judged at lunchtime. Students, resident doctors and postgraduate learners can compete for academic prizes in both oral and poster categories, and all presenters receive a certificate of participation.

The direct Microsoft abstract form welcomes ARU staff and students, medicine and physician-associate students, clinical academic trainees, resident doctors, other healthcare professionals in training, postgraduate researchers and colleagues from partner organisations and local trusts. It states a submission deadline of 5pm on 26 June 2026, whereas the older NHS CEP and Eventbrite copy show 12 June; the direct live form is treated as the later update and the discrepancy is recorded for review. Submissions are panel-scored, with full poster and presentation instructions sent only to successful applicants. Attendance is free and open to all, but registration is required because the organiser is using full-day versus part-day attendance information to plan capacity. No CPD accreditation, registration closing date or publication outcome is stated.

Frequently asked
When is ARU School of Medicine Research Conference: Research for Inclusive Healthcare?
ARU School of Medicine Research Conference: Research for Inclusive Healthcare takes place 30–30 Sept 2026 in ARU School of Medicine, Chelmsford.
Where is ARU School of Medicine Research Conference: Research for Inclusive Healthcare held?
ARU School of Medicine Research Conference: Research for Inclusive Healthcare is held at ARU School of Medicine, Chelmsford, United Kingdom.
What is the abstract submission deadline for ARU School of Medicine Research Conference: Research for Inclusive Healthcare?
The abstract submission deadline for ARU School of Medicine Research Conference: Research for Inclusive Healthcare (26 Jun 2026) has passed.
How much does ARU School of Medicine Research Conference: Research for Inclusive Healthcare cost?
Registration is Free for trainees, Free standard.
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