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To correctly install a HPLC system, including fluids and electrical components; To understand symptoms and attribute them to certain abnormalities; To be able to perform routine maintenance; To be able to implement corrective measures once faults are spotted e.g. stopping leaks, replacing flow cells and making fittings; To be able to solve retention time, baseline, tailing peaks and back pressure problems

Join us on 20th June for the world's biggest biomedical science celebration!

Quality control in serology laboratory presentation, given at the IBMS London Branch Virology Discussion Group on 4th June 2019

Looking to take your presentation skills to the next level? Want to become confident in public speaking and learn how to make a meaningful impact on an audience?

Whether you’re an experienced presenter or just starting out, we’ll help you raise your game, build your confidence, and make your presentations memorable.

This talk, organised by the London Region Virology Discussion Group, will highlight the change in thinking that is long overdue in understanding quality control in infectious diseases testing, where the use of traditional methods for monitoring QC data are entrenched and are still advocated by many international guidelines, including UK National Standard Methods, even though these traditional methods are not suitable.

with Professor Tony Bjourson and Dr Gareth McKeeman

To receive an overview of the Annual SHOT Report 2018 (pub 2019), and lessons on improving patient safety in blood transfusion.

The seventy-seventh annual general meeting of the Institute of Biomedical Science will be held at the Institute of Biomedical Science, 12 Coldbath Square, London EC1R 5HL on Saturday 8th June 2019.

UK NEQAS CPT Annual Participants Meeting delivering feedback of the Schemes to participants.

A two day conference covering all aspects or anaerobic bacteria from diagnostic testing to research