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Our Spring meeting aimed for a diverse programme with a good mix of clinical, basic and thought-provoking talks.

We had a large number of ECRs and PhD students attending which was fantastic, and we on the committee hope that you all stay as regular participants and encourage your colleagues to become members.

Many thanks to those that attended, and a huge thanks to all speakers, in particular, our ECR/PhD speakers who all gave fantastic talks.

A massive thanks to our KCL host, Agi Grigoriadis, and his team for putting together an excellent meeting.

Thank you all again and see you at the next BCSR meeting – date, time, venue to be announced in due course.

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The final (and Christmas!) meeting of 2024 saw the BCSR host speakers from Cornell University (USA), Oxford, King’s College London, and of course, from our hosts at the Royal Veterinary College!

With over 95 registered attendees, not only was this an excellent session of high-quality science but it was lovely seeing old friends and meeting new members of the field.

Many thanks to those that attended, RVC’s Skeletal Biology Group for hosting, and to the speakers – but a huge thanks to UCB Pharma; none of these meeting would be possible without their ongoing funding and support.

Watch this space for details of our next meeting!

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The Spring 2024 meeting saw the BCSR host two wonderful speakers from the University of California, San Francisco, and three fantastic London based ECRs.

Again, we attracted over 90 registered attendees and had a wonderful session of high quality science, with a productive networking session afterwards.

Many thanks to the RVC’s Skeletal Biology Group, UCB Pharma and the speakers for a great meeting.

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Programme June 2023

The 2023 BCSR meeting was another fantastic success, with 95 registered attendees and two wonderful sessions of high-quality science.

Many thanks to the RVC’s Skeletal Biology Group, UCB Pharma and the speakers for a great meeting.

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Spring Meeting 2022

After a 2-year in-person meeting absence, we were delighted to hold the Spring meeting of the BCSR at the RVC on Wednesday 25th May.

This meeting was a huge success with 110 registered attendees and an excellent programme of high-quality science.

Many thanks to the RVC’s Skeletal Biology Group and our sponsors, UCB Pharma, for a great meeting.

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Our first online meeting – and a big success! More than 140 registrants.

Huge thanks to Agi Grigoriadis and all our speakers for such an outstanding programme.

But we’re still hoping our next meeting will be in analogue format, with a real reception…

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96 registered attendees.  Thanks to Scott Roberts and the RVC’s Skeletal Biology Research Group – and UCB – for a particularly good meeting ….

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Attendance was about 90.   Thanks to all for an excellent meeting.

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Autumn 2018 meeting programme - RVC

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Professors Alan Boyde & Philippe Clézardin discuss bone marrow adipocytes, 07-11-18

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BCSR Spring Meeting, UCL, 09.05.18    Attendance ~ 95.   Another success!

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Autumn 2017 meeting

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BCSR Autumn Meeting, RVC, 29.11.17    Attendance was >100.   Thanks to all for making the meeting such a great success!

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Spring 2017 meeting

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Agi Grigoriadis & friends

Spring meeting, Guy’s campus

L-R:   Gavin Jell, Amy Li, Agi Grigoriadis (local organiser)

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New Investigators’ get-together

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Natural History Museum, Friday 27th January 2017

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Inaugural meeting

The first meeting of the Bloomsbury Centre for Skeletal Research was held at the Royal Veterinary College in Camden Town on Wednesday 30th November 2016.

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