Join us this Friday - RCSI Millin Meeting
Theme: ‘Research and Innovation in Surgery’
Registration link
The Millin Meeting will showcase Irish surgical research and highlight research opportunities for surgeons. An exciting session with early, mid-career researchers and established clinician scientists will offer insights into how to embed research into your career path and how research can impact your clinical practice.
Authors of the highest-scoring abstracts will be invited to present their work as an oral or poster presentation at the prestigious RCSI Millin Meeting. The RCSI National Surgical Research Medal will be awarded to the best oral presentation – first, second and third place prizes are available for best poster presentations.
For Surgical NCHDs and Researchers of all stages, our highly popular competition for the RCSI National Surgical Research Medal will be of special interest. We will also have regional updates from the RCSI National Surgical Research Support Centre, surgical-research specific keynote lectures and lots of opportunities for networking.
One of the highlights of this year’s RCSI Millin Meeting is the attendance of key research support systems available in Ireland as exhibitors at this year’s upcoming event. Engaging with surgical/clinical trial exhibition stands are a great way for Surgical NCHDs, Trainees and Surgeons, to engage with key research stakeholders across Ireland in order to help get the information you need to set up your own trial.
For Consultants and Surgical Trainers, the morning and afternoon sessions will update on the supports available to improve the quality of research in your department, both for your trainees but also showing ways to assist you in increasing your professional networks and collaborations. Symposium II will spotlight the practicalities of delivering research and innovation with contributions from Dr Grainne Gorman, CEO, Health Research Board (Keynote Speaker),
The afternoon will focus on Symposium III which will spotlight why academic surgery remains the cornerstone of the future. This will then be followed by Oral and Post competition presentations followed by the 49th Millin Lecture which will be delivered by Ms Jessie A Elliot titled:
Collaboration and Intelligent Systems to Advance Clinical Trials in Surgical Oncology (5:30pm)
We would be delighted to see you down at this year's #RCSIMillin meeting. To register, please visit: https://rcsi.eventsair.com/millin-meeting-2026/2026/Site/Register
For more information, please visit: www.rcsi.com/millin
6 CPD Points will be available for the event
Best regards,
Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
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