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Includes registration, lunch, breaks and the BAC AGM in a national society setting.
No public abstract submission or presentation route is published for the 2026 ASM page.
Useful for pathology trainees or doctors with cytopathology exposure who want practical diagnostic updates in thyroid, peritoneal-fluid and gynaecological cytology.
| Category | Price |
|---|---|
| Standard (consultant) | £100 |
The BAC Annual Scientific Meeting and Annual General Meeting 2026 is a one-day in-person cytopathology meeting at INNSiDE by Melia Newcastle on 13 November 2026.
The public programme is built around practical diagnostic cytopathology rather than abstract submission: thyroid cytology, molecular analysis in cytopathology, peritoneal fluid slide-case challenges, UK NEQAS diagnostic cytology EQA schemes, and two gynaecological cytology sessions.
Confirmed named faculty on the public page include Claudio Bellevicine for thyroid cytology and molecular analysis, Durgesh Rana for peritoneal fluid cytology cases, and Helen Naylor for UK NEQAS diagnostic cytology EQA schemes, with the gynaecological cytology speaker TBC.
The listed audience is pathologists, biomedical scientists and cytoscreeners of all levels of experience. Registration is open on the BAC event page, with a standard ticket total of GBP 100 and a discounted member price of GBP 70 after login.
BAC's funding page says members of over one year standing may apply for support with registration fees and/or travel expenses, and that Mina Desai bursaries target early-career participants for European and international meetings.
The current event page, news pages, site search, adjacent-cycle BAC ASM pages and document/PDF pages do not publish an abstract call, abstract specifications, publication outcome, CPD value or general registration close date for BAC ASM 2026, so those fields remain blank pending source updates.
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