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BSTI Annual Scientific Meeting 2026

Organised by the British Society of Thoracic Imaging
Dates21–22 Sept 2026
LocationManchester, United Kingdom
Trainee£150
CPD10 points
A two-day thoracic imaging meeting in Manchester with clinical update sessions, scientific and educational oral presentations, 10 RCR CPD credits, a keynote, guest lecture, reception and conference dinner.
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Reviewed byDr Robert BaxterDr Robert Baxter· Junior Clinical Fellow, Acute Medical Unit· Updated 28 Aug 2026
At a glance
NetworkingThe programme includes breaks, an evening drinks reception at Bridgewater…View detail

The programme includes breaks, an evening drinks reception at Bridgewater Hall and a course dinner at 20 Stories.

Research ValueThe programme reserves six ten-minute oral slots for scientific and…View detail

The programme reserves six ten-minute oral slots for scientific and educational presentations and includes prize presentations.

Trainee RelevanceThe organiser explicitly aims to strengthen the junior thoracic radiology…View detail

The organiser explicitly aims to strengthen the junior thoracic radiology community; trainee full-event rates are £125 for members and £150 for non-members.

ProgrammeSchedule and session highlights
Key Themes
Interstitial lung diseasePulmonary vascular and pleural imagingThoracic malignancy and lung cancer screeningThoracic surgery and interventionArtificial intelligence in chest imagingScientific and educational presentations
08:30
Registration
Registration - Circle Foyer
09:00
Welcome
Introduction and welcome
Dr Annette Johnstone
09:10
Session
Top Ten Tips in...
Chair: Dr Joe Barnett
09:10
Talk
HRCT reporting: dos and don'ts in ILD assessment
Dr Rachel Benamore
09:30
Talk
Pulmonary vascular imaging: PEs, PAH and more
Dr Allanah Barker
09:50
Talk
Oesophagus assessment: don't get burned by upper GI diseases
Dr Hannah Lambie
10:10
Talk
Pleural disease assessment: how to pick up more than plaques
Dr Anthony Edey
10:30
Break
Coffee break - Circle Foyer
11:00
Session
Recent updates in...
Chair: Dr Anthony Edey
11:00
Talk
TNM9 for thoracic malignancies: impact on imaging, MDT and sampling options on outcomes
Dr Seamus Grundy
11:30
Talk
ILD classification and nomenclature from ERS/ATS Statement 2025
Dr Nazia Chaudhuri
12:00
Talk
BTS guidance and nodule follow up: 2026 update and implications for management
Dr Arjun Nair
12:30
Talk
Current innovations in thoracic surgery: how to help your surgeon
Dr James Barr
13:00
Break
Lunch - Circle Foyer
14:00
Session
Exhibitor slot and BSTI Annual Quiz including REALM learning cases
Dr Emma Reid and Dr Rachel Magennis
15:15
Break
Coffee break - Circle Foyer
15:45
Session
BSTI AGM, keynote and guest lecture
Chair: Dr Becca Duerden
15:45
AGM
BSTI AGM
16:15
Keynote
Breathing Life Back Into Thoracic Imagingkeynote
Professor Annemiek Snoeckx
16:45
Guest lecture
Guest lecture
Professor Fergus Gleeson
17:15
Networking
Drinks reception - Circle Foyer
19:00
Networking
Course dinner - 20 Stories, Spinningfields
SpeakersKeynotes and featured experts
DA
Dr Allanah Barker
Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge
Pulmonary vascular imaging: PEs, PAH and more
DA
Dr Anna Sharman
Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust
Pulmonary vascular intervention and trauma management
DJ
Dr James Barr
Wythenshawe Hospital
Current innovations in thoracic surgery: how to help your surgeon
DB
Dr Becca Duerden
Stockport
Performing lung biopsy in the 2020s: maximising a scarce resource
DR
Dr Rachel Benamore
Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
HRCT reporting: dos and don'ts in ILD assessment
DR
Dr Rosie Cadwallader
Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust
Pulmonary vascular intervention and trauma management
DN
Dr Nazia Chaudhuri
Ulster University and Northern Ireland ILD Network
ILD classification and nomenclature from ERS/ATS Statement 2025
CK
Chris Kosmidis
University of Manchester and Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust
Assessing Aspergillus: classification, CT features and current care
DA
Dr Anthony Edey
North Bristol NHS Trust
Pleural disease assessment: how to pick up more than plaques
PF
Professor Fergus Gleeson
University of Oxford and Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Guest lecture
DH
Dr Haval Balata
Wythenshawe Hospital, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust
Robotic biopsy - the future, now
DJ
Dr Jennifer Hoyle
Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust
Rethinking traditional concepts in OLD imaging: the start of a new era?
DH
Dr Hannah Lambie
Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
Oesophagus assessment: don't get burned by upper GI diseases
DR
Dr Rachel Magennis
Wythenshawe Hospital
BSTI Annual Quiz including REALM learning cases
DA
Dr Arjun Nair
University College London Hospitals and University College London
BTS guidance and nodule follow up: 2026 update and implications for management
DE
Dr Emma Reid
Stepping Hill Hospital, Stockport
BSTI Annual Quiz including REALM learning cases
DR
Dr Rhidian Bramley
The Christie NHS Foundation Trust and Greater Manchester Cancer Alliance
Chest imaging and AI: real world application and UK approaches
DS
Dr Seamus Grundy
Salford Royal Hospital and Northern Care Alliance
TNM9 for thoracic malignancies: impact on imaging, MDT and sampling options on outcomes
Keynote
PA
Professor Annemiek Snoeckx
University of Antwerp and Antwerp University Hospital
Breathing Life Back Into Thoracic Imaging
AbstractsCategories and submission guidance
What You Can Submit
oral
Submission Specifications
Status
closed
Verified On
2026-08-28
Current Page Message
Sorry, this page is now closed.
Costs & registrationTrainee tickets £150
CategoryPrice
Early bird registration£325
Standard (consultant)£375
Trainee£150
Submission & registration deadlines1 tracked deadline
Early-bird registration31 Jul 2026Checked 28 Aug 2026
Closed
Official page ↗
Conference timeline1 key date
21 Sept 2026
Conference begins
Venue & travelThe Bridgewater Hall, Lower Mosley Street, Manchester M2 3WS · Manchester
Venue AddressThe Bridgewater Hall, Lower Mosley Street, Manchester M2 3WS
Venue CapacityThe venue page says the hall can accommodate up to 1,800 delegates.
Local Information Pdfhttps://www.bsti.org.uk/static/uploads/resources/Local_Information_ASM2026.pdf
MedicMess tips3 practical tips

MedicMess Tips

  • The 31 July 2026 early-bird deadline has passed; the current non-member full-event price is £375 and trainee non-member price is £150.
  • Dinner places on 21 September are limited and are offered with or without alcoholic drinks; trainee and AHP options are reduced.
  • BSTI lists discounted hotel options; the Voco Manchester group-rate code is BS1.
Complete guideFull MedicMess editorial briefing

This two-day meeting is aimed principally at thoracic radiologists and radiology resident doctors, with reporting radiographers also explicitly invited. The programme covers practical HRCT reporting, pulmonary vascular imaging, pleural and oesophageal assessment, thoracic malignancy staging, ILD classification, lung-nodule guidance, thoracic surgery, AI and interventional radiology. It carries 10 Royal College of Radiologists CPD credits: six on Monday and four on Tuesday.

Research and education have a defined place in the timetable. Tuesday includes three ten-minute scientific presentations, three ten-minute educational presentations and prize presentations. The organiser links to a dedicated 2026 abstract page, but that page now says only that submissions are closed; it no longer publishes the deadline, word limit, structure, eligibility, categories, figures or tables policy, presenter obligations or publication outcome. The event landing page still says abstracts are open, so the direct submission page has been treated as the current authority.

Full two-day prices are £300 for BSTI members and £375 for non-members. Trainee prices are £125 for members and £150 for non-members; AHP and radiographer attendance is £125. The early-bird period ended on 31 July 2026, when the equivalent rates were £250, £325, £100, £125 and £100 respectively.

Registration opens at 08:30 on both days. Monday ends with a drinks reception at Bridgewater Hall and an optional dinner at 20 Stories; dinner places are limited. The venue is The Bridgewater Hall on Lower Mosley Street in central Manchester. BSTI also lists discounted accommodation at INNSiDe Manchester and a Voco Manchester group rate using code BS1.

Frequently asked
When is BSTI Annual Scientific Meeting 2026?
BSTI Annual Scientific Meeting 2026 takes place 21–22 Sept 2026 in The Bridgewater Hall, Lower Mosley Street, Manchester M2 3WS, Manchester.
Where is BSTI Annual Scientific Meeting 2026 held?
BSTI Annual Scientific Meeting 2026 is held at The Bridgewater Hall, Lower Mosley Street, Manchester M2 3WS, Manchester, United Kingdom.
How much does BSTI Annual Scientific Meeting 2026 cost?
Registration is £150 for trainees, £375 standard.
Is BSTI Annual Scientific Meeting 2026 CPD accredited?
Yes — BSTI Annual Scientific Meeting 2026 is CPD accredited (10 CPD points).
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