UKI NETS 24th Annual Conference 2026
Dr Robert BaxterResearch ValueAccepted annual-conference abstracts are published in Endocrine Abstracts, a citable…View detail
Accepted annual-conference abstracts are published in Endocrine Abstracts, a citable online collection.
Trainee RelevanceEarly-career and student fee tiers are visible, and the meeting…View detail
Early-career and student fee tiers are visible, and the meeting includes oral communication and poster routes for portfolio evidence.
FormatIn-person only, with public registration through Cvent and payment in…View detail
In-person only, with public registration through Cvent and payment in GBP.
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ProgrammeSchedule and session highlights＋
AbstractsOpen · 20 Sept 2026＋
Costs & registrationTrainee tickets £104＋
| Category | Price |
|---|---|
| Early bird registration | £237 |
| Standard (consultant) | £273 |
| Trainee | £104 |
| Medical student | £77 |
Submission & registration deadlines1 tracked deadline＋
Conference timeline2 key dates＋
Venue & travelMacdonald Burlington Hotel · Birmingham＋
MedicMess tips8 practical tips＋
MedicMess Tips
- Early-bird registration fees are available until 27 October 2026 at 23:59 GMT.
- New UKI NETS members should allow up to 7 working days for membership processing before registering at member rates.
- Avoid using an NHS email address for registration if possible because spam filtering may block confirmation emails.
- The organiser states the meeting is in-person only.
- For 2026, travel grants go to presenting authors of the top 8 scoring abstracts; consultant physicians are not eligible.
- The top two oral presentations and top poster presentation are selected for additional prizes on the day.
- The best clinical poster winner may publish their case free in EDM Case Reports, subject to peer review.
- Abstract queries and withdrawals should be sent to UKINETSconference@endocrinology.org.
Complete guideFull MedicMess editorial briefing＋
UKI NETS 24th Annual Conference 2026 runs in person on 30 November at the Macdonald Burlington Hotel in Birmingham. The society describes the programme as a day of educational talks from experts across the neuroendocrine tumour community, with opportunities for delegates to put questions to speakers.
Abstract submission is open for oral communications and printed posters, with a deadline of 20 September 2026. Accepted abstracts from the annual UKI NETS conference are published in Endocrine Abstracts, and posters are displayed in person during the conference rather than being available post-event. UKINETS awards pages add that accepted abstracts are judged in oral communication and poster categories, with prizes for the top two oral presentations and the top poster presentation.
For 2026, presenting authors of the top eight scoring abstracts are eligible for travel grants, excluding consultant physicians; the best clinical poster winner may publish their case free in EDM Case Reports, subject to peer review.
Registration is in-person only. The standard clinician non-member fee is GBP 273, with an early-bird clinician non-member rate of GBP 237 until 27 October 2026 at 23:59 GMT. Early-career member registration is GBP 104 standard, student non-member registration is GBP 77 standard, and lower member rates are available for nurses, allied health professionals, scientists, students and retired members.
- When is UKI NETS 24th Annual Conference 2026?
- UKI NETS 24th Annual Conference 2026 takes place 30–30 Nov 2026 in Macdonald Burlington Hotel, Birmingham.
- Where is UKI NETS 24th Annual Conference 2026 held?
- UKI NETS 24th Annual Conference 2026 is held at Macdonald Burlington Hotel, Birmingham, United Kingdom.
- What is the abstract submission deadline for UKI NETS 24th Annual Conference 2026?
- Abstract submissions close on 20 Sept 2026.
- How much does UKI NETS 24th Annual Conference 2026 cost?
- Registration is £104 for trainees, £273 standard.
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