BMSS Imaging & MALDI SIG Meeting 2025

Join us for a 1-Day meeting on the 6th of May 2025 in Sheffield, UK 

The Centre for Mass Spectrometry Imaging & the Biomolecular Sciences Research Centre at Sheffield Hallam University in conjunction with the British Mass Spectrometry Society is pleased to announce the next Mass Spectrometry Imaging Symposium.

THE MEETING:
This meeting will showcase the latest research and technical advances in MS Imaging. This year our Plenary Speakers are Professor Isabelle Fournier (University of Lille) and Associate Professor Andrew Smith (University of Milano-Bicocca). 

CALL FOR ORAL PRESENTATIONS AND POSTERS:

To be considered for an oral presentation (20 min), shotgun presentation (5 min dedicated to those that do not have a full dataset) or poster for (ECR/ECS abstracts invited), please submit your abstract stating which options you prefer to Dr Rob Bradshaw (r.bradshaw@shu.ac.uk) by the 14th of March 2025 at 5 pm. Successful applicants will be notified in the week commencing the 17th of March 2025.

Abstracts should be no more than 150 words in length and include the title, authors, and affiliations. Please also notify us if you wish to be considered for an oral presentation, shotgun presentation, poster presentation, or both.

REGISTRATION:
Registration for the event is free of charge, but is required for event catering and security. Links to the respective registration pages for each event can be found on the left side of this webpage.

Registration for the Symposium will close on the 25th of April 2025.

SPONSORS & EXHIBITORS:
The BMSS Imaging SIG cannot function without the generous support of our sponsors & exhibitors. So, we warmly invite you to contact the Meeting Organiser for details and opportunities: jillian.newton@shu.ac.uk.

BMSS Travel Grants
Qualifying BMSS members are eligible to apply to the Society’s John Beynon Travel and Conference fund for assistance. Click here for more information.

BMSS Carers Support Grants
Qualifying BMSS members may apply to the Society’s Carer’s Support Fund for assistance. Click here for more information.