Online | 02 September 2026
As part of the FIS Workforce Webinar Series, this webinar will showcase the wide range of opportunities offered by infection societies to professionals in the early stages of their careers.
Designed primarily for doctors in training, nurses, pharmacists and scientists working in Infection- the session will explore how involvement in professional societies can complement formal training through fellowships, trainee representative roles, leadership programmes, committee membership, networking opportunities and educational activities. Attendees will gain practical insights into how these experiences can develop leadership and communication skills, build national and international networks, strengthen CVs, and create opportunities in research, education and service development.
Online | 30 September 2026
The infection workforce is facing increasing pressures, making staff wellbeing, resilience and retention critical to the future of infection services. As the final webinar in the FIS Workforce Webinar Series, this session will bring together experts to explore the evidence behind workforce challenges and highlight practical approaches that can help individuals, organisations and professional societies build a healthy, resilient and sustainable workforce.
The webinar will be of interest to doctors, nurses, pharmacists, clinical scientists, biomedical scientists, educators, managers and workforce leads. Attendees will gain insights into current research on wellbeing and retention, hear about workforce trends affecting infection services, and learn about practical strategies that can support both individual wellbeing and organisational change.
Portugal | 16-19 September 2026
The ESCV Annual Meeting remains a landmark event in the field of Clinical Virology, gaining relevance and impact year after year. The 2026 edition will continue this tradition of excellence, bringing together leading experts, researchers, and professionals to share insights, engage in meaningful discussions, and explore the latest advances in Clinical Virology.
Portugal | 17-19 September 2026
The EBJIS-MSIS 2026 Conference will bring together leading clinicians, scientists, and innovators from around the world to strengthen international collaboration in the prevention and treatment of musculoskeletal infection. The conference will serve as a high-level platform for debate, discovery, and consensus building. Through dynamic “Europe vs North America” sessions, the programme will explore key differences in clinical approaches and outcomes. The joint meeting represents a significant milestone for both societies, reinforcing their shared vision of advancing international collaboration and improving outcomes for patients affected by bone and joint infections. The partnership will foster valuable exchange of knowledge and strengthen collaboration across the Atlantic.
UAE | 18-19 September 2026
The 9th UAE International Conference on Antimicrobial Resistance (ICAMR 2026) will take place on 18 & 19 September 2026, at the prestigious Jumeirah Emirates Towers, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
ICAMR 2026 promises to be an enriching scientific and educational experience, highlighting the latest advances in research and practice through expert presentations, interactive discussions and high-level networking.
With a strong focus on antimicrobial resistance, the conference will feature comprehensive scientific content and is proudly organized by the National Antimicrobial Resistance Committee in the UAE.
London | 23 October 2026
This one-day course is designed for healthcare professionals in sexual health, infectious diseases and primary care who are involved in the management of complex bacterial STIs. Through a mix of interactive lectures, case-based discussions and practical workshops, participants will explore challenging bacterial STI presentations, antimicrobial resistance and patient centred management strategies. Attendees will gain access to expert-led teaching, the latest clinical guidance and valuable opportunities to enhance multidisciplinary working. By the end of the day, participants will be equipped with practical tools and advanced knowledge to confidently manage complex STI cases and improve patient outcomes.
Lisbon, Portugal | 04-06 November 2026
IUMS 2026, taking place in Lisbon, Portugal, from November 4-6 2026 is expected to be an excellent opportunity to continue to discuss the latest advancements in microbiology, bringing together scientists working on Bacteriology, Virology, and Mycology worldwide.
Key topics will include microbial genetics, molecular and synthetic biology, gene regulation, proteomics, and applied microbiology in fields such as biotechnology, clinical and medical sciences, industrial applications, and environmental sustainability, with a strong emphasis on the preservation of ecosystems and oceans.
Queensland, Australia | 08-11 November 2026
The 2026 conference theme, From Knowledge to Action: Delivering Impact in Infection Prevention and Control, will explore how evidence and expertise can be translated into meaningful outcomes across healthcare settings.
By attending the conference, you will learn from national and international experts, network with like-minded professionals, and meet with Australasia’s largest collection of IPC industry suppliers.
Brighton | 23-25 November 2026
It provides a valuable opportunity for multidisciplinary teams to learn, collaborate, and strengthen professional networks.This year’s plenary sessions will be delivered by leading experts and will cover the full spectrum of contemporary decontamination challenges, including flexible endoscopy, evolving regulatory frameworks, and the growing role of surgical robotics within clinical pathways.