The Analytical Biosciences Group will be holding our 80th Annual General Meeting on the 14th November 2025. The meeting will take place at University College London and will also be live streamed via an online platform. The meeting is open to all group members and external guests and aims to engage early career researchers in debate and discussions about all areas of analytical biosciences and provide the opportunity to network with other researchers in the field.
Our group aims to provide our members with a comprehensive understanding of the current state of the art in analytical techniques, with detailed examples of their applications in biosciences. As such, each contribution will aim to demonstrate the quality and value of each methodology.
As a part of our AGM, we will have two speakers:
Plenary speaker: Rachael Dickman (Lecturer In Drug Discovery, University College London)
Title: HPLC, MS and NMR: A chemist's toolbox for understanding peptide conformation
ECR speaker: Megan Mayhew (PhD researcher, Nottingham Trent University)
Title: An exploration of cellular metabolism and molecular signatures associated with prostate cancer cell
The AGM is a perfect opportunity to join and contribute to the discussion if you have not joined before. We welcome all members to join us in person, but this will be a hybrid event and so can also be accessed remotely for our members.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Our group aims to provide our members with a comprehensive understanding of the current state of the art in analytical techniques, with detailed examples of their applications in biosciences. As such, each contribution will aim to demonstrate the quality and value of each methodology.
As a part of our AGM, we will have two speakers:
Plenary speaker: Rachael Dickman (Lecturer In Drug Discovery, University College London)
Title: HPLC, MS and NMR: A chemist's toolbox for understanding peptide conformation
ECR speaker: Megan Mayhew (PhD researcher, Nottingham Trent University)
Title: An exploration of cellular metabolism and molecular signatures associated with prostate cancer cell
The AGM is a perfect opportunity to join and contribute to the discussion if you have not joined before. We welcome all members to join us in person, but this will be a hybrid event and so can also be accessed remotely for our members.
We look forward to seeing you there!
