The Royal Society – Upcoming events on prediction, prevention and early-diagnosis in healthcare

Careers in precision and diagnostic medicine (in-person) Monday 16 February 2026

We will be hosting an in person ‘Careers in precision and diagnostic medicine’ event where we will have early-mid career professionals present to university and PhD students about their career. Presenters will share their advice around careers in precision and diagnostic medicine and will be available to answer questions the students may have.

This will be an in-person event with a recording to be made available afterwards.

The afternoon will feature entrepreneurs who have successfully founded companies as well as industry professionals and policy specialists who have taken a less conventional pathway. The event will showcase the plethora of career opportunities available to those interested in precision and diagnostic medicine as well as broader disciplines of health sciences.

Key even details are below:

For any queries regarding this event please contact Patrick MacDonald – patrick.macdonald@royalsociety.org

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Transforming our Future – Prediction, prevention and early diagnosis in healthcare (online) Tuesday 17 and Wednesday 18 February 2026

Following on from the careers event, the Royal Society will also hold a Transforming our Future conference focusing on prediction, prevention and early diagnosis in healthcare. This meeting will bring together leading voices from industry, academia, government and the wider healthcare community to explore the innovative science that is transforming approaches to disease prediction, prevention and diagnosis.

Key details:

  • Date: 17 and 18 February 2026
  • Time: ~9.30am – 5.00pm both days (full agenda on website)
  • Location: Online

To register and view this meeting online, please visit – Transforming our future: prediction, prevention and early diagnosis in healthcare | Royal Society

For any queries regarding this event, please contact Phoebe Liddell – phoebe.liddell@royalsociety.org