Monday, September 15

University of Glasgow Computational Biology Conference 2025

Get ready for the 5th University of Glasgow Computational Biology Conference!

By Computational Biology Conference Committee

Date and time

Location

Advanced Research Centre, University of Glasgow

11 Chapel Lane Glasgow G11 6EW United Kingdom

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event.

About this event

Event lasts 1 day 7 hours

Welcome to the University of Glasgow Computational Biology Conference 2025! Join us on the 15th and 16th September at 9:30 AM at the Advanced Research Centre, University of Glasgow for two days filled with exciting talks, panels, and networking opportunities. This conference is the perfect chance to connect with fellow researchers and experts in the field of computational biology and build collaborations across the university. Don't miss out on this incredible event where you can learn, share ideas, and collaborate on cutting-edge research projects. See you there!

For both attendance and abstract submission, please register via the Eventbrite registration option. You can pay for your ticket and then edit your registration to add an abstract at a later date.

Further information can be found at our website

Frequently asked questions

Who can attend the conference?

The conference is open to researchers, industry professionals, students, and anyone interested in computational biology.

What opportunities are there for me to present my work?

You have three options: Full presentation: 25 minute presentation with time for questions Flash talk: 3 minute presentation, includes the opportunity to bring a poster Poster: Poster specifications coming soon

Can I submit an abstract for a presentation?

Yes, you can submit an abstract. Register for the conference via Eventbrite, and then you can edit your registration to add an abstract at a later date.

Are meals provided during the conference?

Yes, catering is included with your registration. Please indicate any dietary restrictions during the registration process.

Organized by

Computational Biology Conference Committee