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Scalable Genomics & Pangenomics
Oct 11 - 16, 2026

Scalable Genomics & Pangenomics

The Scalable Genomics & Pangenomics Conference 2026 is one of the flagship scientific meetings hosted at the Wellcome Genome Campus in Hinxton, Cambridge. Designed for researchers, computational biologists, bioinformaticians, and healthcare professionals, this international conference explores the rapidly evolving field of large-scale genome analysis and pangenomics. The event brings together globally recognized scientists who are developing innovative computational methods for understanding genome diversity and applying genomic discoveries to medicine, agriculture, biodiversity, and population health. Hosted within the world-renowned Hinxton Hall Conference Centre, the conference provides an exceptional learning environment equipped with modern lecture theatres, collaborative meeting spaces, and residential facilities. Participants benefit from an immersive scientific atmosphere where discussions continue beyond formal presentations, encouraging collaboration between academia, healthcare organizations, and industry partners. Wellcome Genome Campus Wellcome Genome Campus is internationally recognized as one of Europe's leading centers for genomics, biodata, health data, and computational biology. The campus is home to globally respected organizations including the Wellcome Sanger Institute, EMBL-European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI), Wellcome Connecting Science, and an expanding ecosystem of biotechnology companies. Every year the campus hosts thousands of researchers, healthcare professionals, educators, and students through conferences, specialist courses, workshops, and networking events. The campus continues to expand its scientific infrastructure, strengthening the United Kingdom's position as a global leader in life sciences, artificial intelligence, and genomic medicine. Conference Objectives The conference focuses on helping participants understand modern approaches for analyzing increasingly large genomic datasets. As sequencing technologies continue to advance, scientists require scalable computational tools capable of processing hundreds or thousands of genomes efficiently. Major objectives include: Understanding scalable genomic analysis Exploring pangenome frameworks Learning graph-based genome representations Studying genome diversity across populations Improving computational workflows Applying genomics to healthcare Sharing innovative research methodologies Building international scientific collaborations These objectives ensure attendees gain both theoretical knowledge and practical insights that can be applied immediately within research institutions, universities, biotechnology companies, and healthcare organizations. Scientific Programme The conference features a comprehensive scientific programme covering the latest developments in genomics and computational biology. Sessions include: Genome assembly technologies Pangenome construction Reference-free genomic analysis Structural variation detection Population genomics Evolutionary genomics Large-scale sequencing strategies Computational pipelines Machine learning applications High-performance computing Genome quality assessment Comparative genomics Leading researchers present keynote lectures alongside invited talks, lightning presentations, poster sessions, and collaborative discussion panels. Learning Opportunities Participants gain exposure to practical methodologies used in cutting-edge genome research. Educational opportunities include: Interactive scientific lectures Case-study discussions Technical demonstrations Data analysis strategies Software tool introductions Collaborative workshops Poster presentations Research networking These activities help attendees strengthen both technical knowledge and professional skills. Networking Benefits Networking is one of the strongest aspects of Wellcome Genome Campus conferences. Attendees have opportunities to: Meet internationally recognized scientists Connect with research institutions Collaborate with biotechnology companies Exchange research ideas Discover funding opportunities Build international partnerships Discuss emerging technologies Explore future collaborations The residential conference format encourages meaningful interactions throughout the event. Who Should Attend? This conference is suitable for professionals working across multiple disciplines, including: Academic researchers Postdoctoral scientists PhD candidates Bioinformaticians Computational biologists Clinical geneticists Biomedical researchers Healthcare professionals Data scientists Biotechnology professionals Pharmaceutical researchers AI researchers working in genomics Why Attend? Attending the conference provides numerous professional benefits: Learn from internationally recognized experts Stay current with genomics innovations Discover advanced computational techniques Improve genome analysis skills Explore pangenome technologies Build valuable professional networks Present research findings Gain career development opportunities Experience one of Europe's leading genomics campuses Venue Experience The Hinxton Hall Conference Centre provides a professional setting specifically designed for scientific meetings. Facilities include: Modern lecture theatres Advanced audiovisual systems Meeting rooms On-site accommodation Catering services High-speed internet Networking lounges Beautiful campus surroundings The venue allows delegates to focus entirely on scientific learning while enjoying a comfortable conference environment. Why This Conference Matters Genome science is entering a new era where researchers analyze entire populations rather than individual genomes. Traditional reference genomes are increasingly being replaced by pangenome approaches capable of representing genetic diversity more accurately. This conference equips scientists with the computational knowledge, analytical tools, and collaborative opportunities needed to address these challenges. By bringing together international experts from academia, healthcare, and industry, the event accelerates innovation in genomics and contributes to advances in personalized medicine, disease research, biodiversity studies, and global health. As genomics continues transforming medicine and biological research, conferences such as Scalable Genomics & Pangenomics provide an essential platform for knowledge exchange, scientific collaboration, and professional development. Researchers leave with practical skills, new partnerships, and a deeper understanding of the technologies shaping the future of genome science.
Hinxton Hall Conference Centre, Cambridge
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Tangent Link Electronic Warfare Briefing and Expo

Tangent Link Electronic Warfare Briefing and Expo

The Tangent Link Electronic Warfare Briefing & Expo is an exclusive high-level defense technology conference hosted by Tangent Link Ltd at their headquarters in Slough (Burnham). Designed to address modern security challenges across the Electromagnetic Spectrum (EMS) and Cyber Electromagnetic Activities (CEMA) domains, this event serves as a specialized gathering for military personnel, government officials, defense contractors, and technology leaders. As threat landscapes evolve rapidly, maintaining spectrum superiority and operational resilience requires actionable intelligence, advanced signal processing, and direct collaboration between defense end-users and technological innovators. Key Briefings on Threat Detection and Electromagnetic Operations The morning schedule features expert-led technical presentations focusing on modern electromagnetic spectrum operations (EMSO), signal intelligence (SIGINT), radar countermeasure technologies, and tactical spectrum awareness. Senior defense analysts and technical engineers will deliver keynotes detailing strategies for counter-UAS (unmanned aerial systems), communications electronic warfare, and threat simulation in contested operating environments. Attendees will gain updated technical knowledge regarding emerging RF technologies, electronic attack resilience, and integrated sensor solutions required to dominate modern operational theaters. Interactive Technology Demonstrations and Live Equipment Displays In addition to technical lectures, the briefing features interactive live hardware and software demonstrations. Participating defense manufacturers and technology firms will showcase state-of-the-art spectrum analyzer systems, tactical direction-finding equipment, dynamic jammer solutions, and simulated threat environments. Participants will have the opportunity to engage directly with systems architects, evaluate real-time data feeds, and examine how advanced software-defined radios (SDR) and artificial intelligence algorithms enhance threat detection speed and decision superiority in tactical combat scenarios. Fostering Collaboration and Strategic Defense Partnerships A central objective of the briefing is facilitating direct dialogue between international defense stakeholders and commercial technology providers. Dedicated networking sessions throughout the day provide an informal setting for military delegates, procurement officials, research leaders, and defense engineers to exchange technical insights, discuss joint development initiatives, and explore export readiness frameworks. By bridging commercial innovation with operational military requirements, the event accelerates the development and deployment of crucial defense solutions. Venue Capabilities and Technical Presentation Environment Hosted at Tangent Link’s state-of-the-art executive briefing facility in Slough, delegates benefit from professional audiovisual support, secure conference spaces, and comfortably arranged breakout lounges. Tangent Link’s experienced event team ensures a seamless administrative experience with streamlined security checks, organized presentation tracks, and fully catered break intervals. Attendees will also receive comprehensive post-event briefing materials and whitepapers summarizing core technical insights shared during the sessions. Registration and Delegate Attendance Information The briefing takes place on Thursday, 15th October 2026, running from 09:30 AM to 04:30 PM. Admission is free for qualified military delegates, government representatives, and invited defense industry personnel, though prior registration via the Tangent Link web portal is mandatory due to strict security protocols and limited room capacity. Conveniently situated in Slough near major transport networks including the M4 motorway and London Heathrow Airport, the venue provides easy access for regional and international defense professionals.
Tangent Link Headquarters (Chilterns House Business Centre), Slough
MathsConf40: Secondary & Primary Mathematics

MathsConf40: Secondary & Primary Mathematics

MathsConf40 arrives in Derby as the premier gathering for mathematics educators across the UK. Supported by members and resources from the Association of Teachers of Mathematics (ATM), this intensive one-day conference is designed to rejuvenate classroom practice and inspire pedagogical innovation. The event serves as a vital hub for professional development, bringing together primary teachers, secondary specialists, and researchers to share evidence-based strategies. The 2026 Derby program features a diverse array of over 20 workshops. Key sessions include "Revisiting Inequalities" by Sam Blatherwick, which explores vertical curriculum alignment from Key Stage 2 to Key Stage 5, and "From Knowing to Thinking" by Saskia Roobaert, focusing on building cognitive challenge in learners who struggle to move beyond rote procedures. A significant highlight of this year’s conference is the focus on departmental leadership, with sessions led by experienced headteachers on improving student outcomes and the subject’s profile within schools. Attendees will also engage with the "Developing Operator Understanding" workshop, which tackles common student misconceptions by treating mathematical symbols as relational structures rather than just instructions for calculation. Beyond the formal sessions, the conference provides a unique "Speed Dating" networking segment, where teachers exchange their most effective "low-prep, high-impact" classroom ideas. The exhibition zone will feature the latest mathematical manipulatives, digital software, and textbooks from leading educational publishers. Whether you are an Early Career Teacher (ECT) looking for foundational routines or a seasoned Head of Maths seeking strategic direction, MathsConf40 offers a collaborative environment to sharpen your skills and reconnect with the joy of teaching mathematics.
City of Derby Academy, Derby