Join us for the BDIAP Molecular Pathology and Approach to Cut-Up Study Days 2024
Bursaries available and closing soon
18 January 2024
(Last updated: 18 Jan 2024 11:24)
We look forward to welcoming delegates, members, and speakers to the 2024 BDIAP Study Days.
The Study Days will take place in-person on Monday 4 and Tuesday 5 March 2024, at 10 Union Street, London SE1 1SZ.
Discounted registration rates are available for BDIAP Members.
The 9th BDIAP Molecular Pathology 
Monday 4 March 2024
The aim of the study day is to provide attendees with theoretical knowledge for how to understand which molecular investigations are appropriate for your cases and how to interpret the results. The day is aimed at histopathologists (trainees, specialty doctors and consultants) but is also suitable for allied scientists who may want to learn more about the application and use of molecular pathology.
Lectures are delivered by experts from all the major pathology specialties, including gynaecological, respiratory and soft tissue pathology. The speakers often use case examples to supplement their talks, and each year they provide additional material which helps to ensure attendees keep up to date with the latest research developments in the field.
Delegates will receive access to additional recorded content and a 'Basics of Molecular Pathology' handbook which may be useful for those who are very new to this area.
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The16th BDIAP Approach to Cut-Up Study Day
Tuesday 5 March 2024
The study day provides an opportunity for attendees to learn more about how to tackle some of the complex specimens that they may encounter in their departments.
The study day will be of particular benefit to those perhaps just beginning their careers in Histopathology, as well as more senior trainees looking for revision opportunities ahead of the FRCPath Part 2 examination. However, it will also be useful to any histopathology trainee/specialty doctor who wishes to expand their knowledge and refine their current approach, and for our allied scientist colleagues who are actively involved in specimen cut-up, with a dedicated ‘top tips’ talk.
Presentations are delivered by top histopathologists in the field with plenty of diagrams, hints and tips to demonstrate important principles.
Delegates will receive access to additional recorded content in advance of the meeting, including a presentation on Macroscopic examination for the FRCPath.
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Apply for a bursary to attend the Study Days 
A total of six bursaries are available to attend the Study Days. Applicants can choose to attend one or both Study Days.
Bursaries consist of free meeting registration and a financial contribution towards travel and accommodation.
Applications are open to BDIAP Member Country Trainee, Affiliate and Allied Scientist Members (UK, Ireland, Belgium, The Netherlands).
A small number of bursaries for BDIAP Foundation Members are also available. If you are a Foundation Member and are interested in attending please email Louisa Coulthurst for more details.
The application deadline is 23:59 on Friday 19 January 2024.
For more information please visit the dedicated bursary pages linked below.
Molecular Pathology Bursaries Approach to Cut-Up Bursaries
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