Conference programme – 2019
Topics to be covered in the 2019 programme include:
- Detecting and adjusting for pleiotropy in MR
- Multivariable MR and mediation analysis
- MR of disease progression and time-to-event outcomes
- Adjusting for selection bias in MR
- Gene-environment interactions in MR
- Triangulation in MR
- Exploiting individual level data in MR
- Within family MR designs
- Co-localiation
- Omics and MR
The venue
The venue for the conference in 2019 will be the Chemistry Building at the University of Bristol. Situated on the University precinct it houses four lecture theatres and a large foyer in an attractive 1960’s aspect filled with natural light and a feeling of space.
The venue sits in the heart of Bristol, with many cultural sites nearby, including Brunel’s ss Great Britain and Clifton Suspension Bridge. Recognised as a European Green Capital, Bristol has many green spaces and promotes low carbon living and green innovation.
Conference dinner
Bristol Museum & Art Gallery, Queens Road BS8 1RL
Accommodation
An extensive range of accommodation recommendations based on location and price can be found on the Visit Bristol website.
A selection of hotels located near the conference venue, Bristol Museum & Art Gallery are:
Premier Inn Bristol City Centre (Lewins Mead) – Priced from £45 per night
Berkeley Square Hotel – Priced from £75 per night
Bristol Harbour Hotel & Spa – Priced from £95 per night
Bristol Marriott Hotel City Centre – Priced from £99 per night
Mercure Bristol Brigstow Hotel – Priced from per £125 night
Hotel du Vin Avon Gorge – Priced from £169 per night
Radisson Blu Hotel – Priced from £145 per night