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Anatomical Society Winter Meeting 2026
Theme: Skin and Bone

Details

When? Monday 14 December 2026
Where? Trinity Biomedical Sciences Institute, Pearse St., Trinity College Dublin

Code of Conduct

We are committed to ensuring equal opportunities and we support diversity throughout. We proactively promote a culture of inclusivity within our discipline and the broader community. It is vital that everyone attending is free from any form of harassment or discrimination, feels comfortable and safe, and has the opportunity for an enjoyable experience. By attending this event, you agree to abide by this code of conduct.

Theme: Skin and Bone

14 - 16 December 2026 | Trinity College Dublin

This proposed meeting of the Anatomical Society of Great Britain and Ireland will explore the themes of Skin and Bone, emphasising the structural, functional, and immunological interplay between the integumentary and musculoskeletal systems. Scientific sessions will showcase innovative research from across Ireland and internationally to include skin and bone, orthopaedics, tissue engineering, immunology, and general anatomy spanning topics from microanatomy and development to immune function in tissue homeostasis, repair, pedagogy and disease. Invited lectures from leading clinicians / researchers will highlight the translational relevance of tissue engineering and surgery.

The meeting will also include satellite workshops focused on the growing need for dialog around anatomy collections and their legacy, and the role of virtual dissection and AI in contemporary medical education. The meeting will also feature a visit to the historic Book of Kells on campus and a tour of the Old Anatomy Museum first established in 1825. The conference dinner will celebrate Irish tradition, providing an opportunity for delegates to experience local cuisine. Hosted at TCD, the meeting will benefit from a central, accessible location in a city renowned for its rich cultural heritage, vibrant academic environment, and international connectivity.

Further information including abstract submission details can be found: https://www.anatsoc.org.uk/annual-events/anatomical-society-winter-meeting-2026/

Registration

Early-Bird Registration opens Monday 21st September 2026 - available until Monday 2nd November 2026 at 23:59 GMT:

·        Member (Anatomical Society): £150

·        Non-Member: £200

·        Early Career Member/Student Member (Anatomical Society): £90

·        Student Non-Member: £110


Late Registration is from Tuesday 3rd November 2026:

·        Member (Anatomical Society): £180

·        Non-Member: £220

·        Early Career Member/Student Member (Anatomical Society): £120

·        Student Non-Member: £140

Final registration closes Monday 23rd November 2026 at 23:59 GMT

Please note if capacity for the conference is reached before registration closes, registration will close early.

IMPORTANT: You must complete the registration payment before marking your booking as complete. Please note your booking will not be valid unless you have paid. 

Gala Dinner

The Gala dinner will be held at Trinity City Hotel, Pearse Street, Dublin.

Please note, the Gala dinner is not included in the ticket price, and you will need to add this option during registration to ensure your attendance, as spaces may fill up. Please note any dietary requirements during registration.


Workshops

There will be a pre-conference workshop titled "Exploring the Future of Anatomy Education Through the Lens of AI", run by Prof Sourav Bhattacharjee and an in-conference workshop titled "Conversation on anatomy collections, legislation and anatomy legacy", run by Claire Smith/ Denis Barry.

Please indicate during registration whether you would like to attend the workshops. You can do this by clicking on the Workshop button under 'Options', once your booking is created. 

Code of Conduct

We are committed to ensuring equal opportunities and we support diversity throughout. We proactively promote a culture of inclusivity within our discipline and the broader community. It is vital that everyone attending is free from any form of harassment or discrimination, feels comfortable and safe, and has the opportunity for an enjoyable experience. By attending this event, you agree to abide by this code of conduct.

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