- 08:15 - 29/11/2026 to 17:30 - 29/11/2026
- New Hunt's House , Great Maze Pond, London, SE1 9RT, London, SE1 9RT
The National Undergraduate Pathology Conference (NUPC) 2026 - “Pathology and Research” is a one-day national event on Sunday, 29 November 2026 at New Hunt's House, Guy's Campus, King's College London, bringing together medical students, trainees, and experts to explore the vital role of research in the practice of pathology through talks, poster sessions, and interactive workshops across multiple subspecialties.
Morning Session: Expert Talks (09:00-12:30)
The morning will feature four engaging talks delivered by leading pathologists, each representing a different subspecialty:
- Forensic Pathology by Dr. Theo Estrin-Serlui
- Neuropathology by Dr Thomas Millner
- Histopathology by Professor Robert Goldin
- Haematology by Dr Nicola Maciocia
Speakers will discuss their clinical and academic journeys, current research, and the role of research within their specialties. A mid-morning coffee break will provide an opportunity for informal networking and discussion.
Lunch & Poster Session (12:30-14:00)
During lunch, attendees will have the opportunity to view student poster presentations showcasing pathology-related research from across the UK. The best abstracts will be competing for prizes. This session offers a national platform for students and trainees to share their research, exchange ideas, and receive feedback from peers and consultant pathologists.
Afternoon Workshops (14:00–17:00)
The afternoon will focus on interactive, small-group workshops designed to provide hands-on experience and insight into real-world pathology practice.
A total of 6 (or more) innovative workshops will be held, covering a wide range of topics including:
- Cardiac Pathology
- Genetics
- Immunology
- Infectious Diseases
- Neuropathology
- Pandemic preparedness
- And more!
Each workshop will last approximately 40–45 minutes, with attendees rotating through sessions based on their ranked preferences.
Closing (17:00-17:15)
The day will conclude with closing remarks and an awards ceremony recognising the best poster presentations. All attendees will receive certificates of participation.
The National Undergraduate Pathology Conference provides a unique opportunity to:
- Explore the breadth of pathology and its subspecialties
- Learn how research is shaping the modern practice of Pathology
- Engage directly with experienced pathologists and researchers
- Network with peers and professionals from across the UK
Booking for KCL students
KCL students can book a standard ticket via this link, rather than the link on the right.