Infant Journal
for neonatal and paediatric healthcare professionals

Conferences and Study Days

Here is a list of forthcoming meetings, conferences and study days. To add your event to the list simply or telephone (01279) 714508

The latest details of neonatal and paediatric study days and conferences are published monthly in our free monthly news email Bulletin, which can be obtained by filling out our request form.

November, 2025

Monday, 24 November 2025 to Thursday, 27 November 2025
Imperial College London Neonatal Update 2025
Venue: BMA House London
Neonatal Update has origins in a meeting established over 40 years ago and is renowned for its innovative programme incorporating contributions from a wide range of world-leading scientists and clinical researchers. The aim is to introduce delegates to areas of science not necessarily met in their day-to-day activities, to widen horizons and to foster new collaborations. The 2025 meeting will be a four day, in-person event, to allow the best possible opportunity for knowledge sharing, discussion and networking with the global neonatology peer group in the same space.

Email: neonatal.update@imperial.ac.uk
Web: www.imperial.ac.uk/school-public-health/neonatal-update/neonatal-update-2025

Thursday, 27 November 2025 to Saturday, 29 November 2025
Cool Topics in Neonatology 2025
Venue: The Royal Women's Hospital, Melbourne
Hear from world-leading clinical researchers as they discuss cutting-edge innovations that are improving the care of babies. Optional hands-on workshops on Wednesday 26 November and Saturday 29 November 2025 will cover neonatal resuscitation, lung ultrasound and embedding lived experience in research.

Web: www.thewomens.org.au

January, 2026

Monday, 5 January 2026 to Tuesday, 6 January 2026
NeoSim
Venue: Whiston Hospital, Rainhill, Prescot
This two-day NeoSim Course has been designed to meet the educational needs of ST2-3 grade doctors following their core tertiary neonatal post prior to taking up a middle grade role and for nurses with neonatal experience. The NeoSim course is also useful to aid the transition back into tertiary neonates for returning to work trainees (SuppoRTT). NLS is a pre-requisite. The course utilises a mix of high fidelity simulation scenarios with supporting talks. Human factors and team working within neonatal resuscitation will also be explored.

Contact: Jada Fung
Email: heiyu.fung@mft.nhs.uk

February, 2026

Sunday, 8 February 2026 to Tuesday, 10 February 2026
17th International Newborn Brain Conference
Venue: Royal Intercontinental Hotel, Naples, Italy
This annual event brings together a global community of clinicians, scientists, nurses and professionals dedicated to advancing newborn brain care.

Web: www.newbornbrainconference.com