Will the talks be recorded?

No, but there will be a separate recording of the findings made available at a later date.

Will it be a hybrid event?

No, this is an in person only event

What time can I arrive?

Arrival is from 2.30pm in the Exhibition Centre of the LSBU Hub. Talks start at 3pm.

Who should I contact if I have further questions about this event?

If you have any further questions please contact the trial manager Dr Kirstie Soar soark@lsbu.ac.uk

I am employed by, or work (including consultancy) for the tobacco industry, can I attend?

No, you will not be able to attend. This also includes if the company you work for or consult for is part owned by the tobacco industry.

I am employed by, or work (including consultancy) for an independent vaping company, can I attend?

Yes you can attend, as long as you have no ties with the the tobacco industry you are welcome to attend, however please ensure you indicate your affiliation when registering.

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