Emerging Technologies in Nuclear Medicine 2026

Emerging Technologies in Nuclear Medicine is a one-day IPEM conference for professionals working across nuclear medicine. The scope runs across academia, clinical practice and industry, so it is most useful if you want a concentrated update on technology that may alter imaging, therapy, workflow or service delivery.

The advertised themes include imaging technology and instrumentation, artificial intelligence and data-driven methods, radiopharmaceutical development and therapy, hybrid and multimodality imaging, digital-health workflows, emerging clinical applications and new service models. IPEM has not yet published a timed programme or named speaker roster, so those details remain unfilled rather than inferred.

Abstracts close at the end of Thursday 10 September 2026. Submissions may cover research and translational work, service innovation and technology implementation, case studies, product development or collaborative initiatives. You must use the IPEM template and submit a one-page, single-spaced A4 Word document structured around aims/background, methods, results, discussion where applicable, conclusion and keywords. Results are required; the form asks whether you prefer oral, poster or either, and the programme leads expect to notify authors about three weeks after the deadline.

The conference runs from 09:00 to 17:00 at The Studio in Birmingham. IPEM lists £161 for members, £215 for non-members and £145 for retired or student members. Invoice bookings close on 21 October and card bookings on 28 October. The page says the event supports continuing professional development but gives no accredited point total.