Registration fees
Full and ECR registration fees include access to the conference venue, all conference sessions, access to all materials on the conference platform, refreshments & lunch on 19, 20 and 21 June (all meals will be vegetarian & vegan), evening events on 19 & 20 June (details will be announced shortly).
Virtual registration fee provides access to all materials on the conference platform, including abstracts, live stream presentations and session recordings for 28 days. To join the conference platform you will need a Zoom account and must use the email address linked to your Zoom account during registration.
- Standard registration – £275
- Early career researcher registration* – £200
- On-line only registration – £75
- Pre-conference course (in person only) – £60
Registration will open on 1 February 2024. All standard and early career researcher registrations made on or after 28 May will incur a late booking fee of £150 in addition to the registration fee.
- Early career registration is for persons studying for a PhD or Masters or within 5 years of completing a PhD.
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Abstract submission
We welcome contributions from participants in the form of oral or poster presentations. Oral presentations will be a 10 minute talk with a further 5 minutes allowed for questions. Oral presentations can be given in-person or remotely, and all presenters will need to register at least 4 weeks before the event. We welcome contributions aligned with any of the conference themes, but will consider submissions in any area of the development, use and translation of Mendelian randomization.
Abstract submission will open on 26 February 2024 and close on 8 April 2024. Contributors will be notified of the outcome by 1 May 2024. You will be asked for an abstract of between 150 and 250 words. Abstracts will be invited for presentation where they describe work that is a) innovative or cutting edge: b) of broad interest to delegates; c) of high quality and significance; d) align to the conference themes.
Submit your abstract
Accommodation
A limited number of rooms are available within the University Campus residential village. The price is £180 for three nights of 18, 19 and 20 June. This accommodation is room only with access to a shared kitchen.
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Accessibility
The conference venue and accommodation within the University Campus residential village is accessible. If you have accessibility needs, please contact the organizers before 6 May to ensure your needs are supported.
Cancellation
Please refer to the conference refund policy and University of Bristol On-line Shop terms and conditions.