Events and training

Information on events NRS Musculoskeletal are hosting, supporting, exhibiting or attending.

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NRS MSK Orthopaedic meeting Bridging the Gap 26th November Edinburgh Show more Show less

On behalf of Mr Nick Clement, NRS Orthopaedic lead, we would like to welcome you to Edinburgh in November. This NRS MSK meeting is an opportunity to bring together orthopaedic clinicians, academics, trainees, and research partners from across Scotland to share current work, inspire collaboration, and explore future priorities for orthopaedic research within the NRS framework.

Registration is open from 09:00 where teas and coffees will be provided before we start the sessions at 09:30. Registration for the event is free and any access requirements or dietary requirements for lunch can be included in the registration details.

We look forward to welcoming you to the meeting.

Scottish Society for Rheumatology Meeting 2025 6th & 7th November Stirling Show more Show less

We are delighted to announce that the SSR Autumn Meeting will take place on Thursday 6th & Friday 7th November 2025, at the Stirling Court Hotel. Registration and program below

SSR Autumn Meeting 2025 | Scottish Society for Rheumatology

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Events Calendar | Scottish Society for Rheumatology

NRS Musculoskeletal Meeting 2025 6th November Stirling Show more Show less

Satellite Meeting – 9.30 am, Thursday 6^th November, Stirling Court Hotel - during Autumn SSR Meeting

I’m very pleased to invite you to the first in-person meeting of the Research Network which has been scheduled to coincide with the morning of the first day of the Autumn SSR meeting. To allow some members to attend the BIGOS meeting the research meeting has been scheduled to start at 9.30am on Thursday 6^th November at the Stirling Court Hotel

The programme for the meeting is:

Scottish Orthopaedic Research Network – Mr Nick Clement, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, NHS Lothian
Plans for Paediatric Rheumatology Research Network – Dr Eve Smith, Clinical Senior Lecturer in Paediatric Rheumatology, University of Glasgow
NIHR MSK-Translational Research Collaboration – Professor Stefan Siebert, Professor of Inflammation Medicine and Rheumatology, University of Glasgow

There will also be time to allow discussion about future network activities and other ways it might support rheumatology research in Scotland

Registration – Please register to attend the research meeting through the registration page for the main SSR Autumn meeting (SSR Autumn Meeting 2025 | Scottish Society for Rheumatology). Please note, there is no cost to attend the research meeting but you must also register for the main SSR meeting if you’re planning to stay for the rest of the meeting

Scotland's Health Research and Innovation Conference 23rd October Edinburgh EICC Show more Show less

Scotland's Health Research and Innovation Conference

Healthcare is dynamic and rapidly evolving – from new drugs, therapies and vaccines to robotics, artificial intelligence (AI), precision and preventative medicine – with Scotland standing on the edge of incredible possibility.

This scientific and technological revolution represents an exciting future and vast opportunity for transformation which holds the power to deliver better care for people across the country.

Scotland’s Health Research and Innovation Conference offers the premier meeting point and knowledge exchange for researchers, scientists, innovators, healthcare staff, policymakers, industry, and the public to come together.

Hosted by the Chief Scientist Office (CSO) of Scottish Government and NHS Research Scotland (NRS), the theme of the conference, ‘Research Enabled Health Innovation’, reflects their joint ambition to mark a pivotal moment in empowering an exciting new era of care.

Scotland’s Health Research and Innovation Conference

How to be a great Chief Investigator 9th October Glasgow Show more Show less

On 9^th October the Glasgow CTU is hosting a “How to be a great Chief Investigator” event.

Further details and a registration link are available here: How to be a Great Chief Investigator for Clinical Trials – UKCRC

Registration NOW OPEN

Speakers include:

Professor John Petrie (University of Glasgow), Anna Morris (University of Glasgow), Professor Isla Mackenzie (University of Dundee), Dr Ross Campbell (University of Glasgow), Professor Tim Walsh (University of Edinburgh), Professor Craig Smith (University of Manchester), Professor Rod Taylor (University of Glasgow), Professor Olivia Wu (University of Glasgow), Professor Jesse Dawson (University of Glasgow), Dr Heather Charles (University of Edinburgh), Professor Rustam Salman (University of Edinburgh), Professor Stefan Siebert (University of Glasgow)

Researchers in Arts and Health Networking Event Oct 8th Edinburgh Show more Show less

By Arts Culture Health & Wellbeing Scotland

Are you a researcher based in Scotland working at the intersection of arts, culture, health and wellbeing? If so come along - All Welcome

Date and time

Location

Evolution House, Edinburgh College of Art

78 West Port Edinburgh EH1 2LE

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