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WORD+2027 is our 5th anniversary!

'Global Innovation & Standardisation in Action' 

Community. Connections. Collaboration

Academia » Pharma » Industry » Technologies

Wellcome Genome Campus, Cambridge, UK 

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>40 Leading Research Organoid 

Organ-on-a-chip & NAM speakers for

The Latest Research Innovations &

The Challenges being addressed

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Keynote: Professor Hans Clevers

& recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award

Highlighted speakers & past speaker kind words below

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Plus 30 technology solutions highlight how they 

are already helping to advance research

& standardisation approaches



WORD+
 
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Join >500 attendees from early discovery to clinical application.
Academia » Pharma » Industry » Technologies 
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'Energising cutting edge organoid and organ-on-a-chip science
 from across the globe. It is truly one that feels 
most connected out of many other conferences'
AstraZeneca & GSK, Sweden & UK.
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'I'm really glad I could connect with researchers involved
in tackling so many issues in medicine from across the world. 
The friendliness & outstanding organization was second-to-none' 
 Southampton University UK & 
Comprehensive Cancer Center François Baclesse, France

                                                           
With kind permission background image: Cartilage spheroids using Qkine animal origin-free TGF-β1 (Qk010) by Oliver Gardner, Valeriia Davydenko UCL.  
WORD+ attendees shown: Sasha Berdichevski Jo Bird, Aljona Kolmogorova,                                                             


'Thank you so much for such a fantastic meeting!
Reconnecting with friends, meeting new collaborators, 
and exchanging ideas that push our field forward. 
The energy, openness and science really make it special' 
International Microphysiological Society (IMPSS) Chairs.
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I echo everyone’s sentiments about the wonderful, friendly atmosphere that defines WORD+ conferences. You did a fantastic job as always, and it was a pleasure to be part of it!' 
EUROoCS Chair.
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Did you know we have donated over £30,000 (€35,000/$40,000)
 back into research since our first event?

'I can't thank Miles and WORD+ enough, with their £10,000.00 grant investment help we were able to to advance our studies with organoids in modelling the Tumour-Adipose Micro Environment' 
Loughborough University, UK.

WORD+2027 Main Sponsor

Look out for the HUB ORGANOIDS 

Onsite workflow laboratory! 


WORD+2027 News Partner

WORD+2027 Media Partner

🌎Highlighted Speakers & Chairs include below.

Day summary highlights, full agenda out soon:

24th February: Lifetime Achievement Award Prof Hans Clevers. 
Key talks and discussion: Organoids & Organ-on-a-chips for drug discovery. Academic Research across multiple models and diseases, including a special EUROoCS session. Pharma partnerships in action (part 1) details projects and initiatives benefitting from collaboration to advance discovery faster. 
Day closes with the 🥂5th Anniversary Party & chance to connect and unwind.
 
25th February
Neural connection from culture, integrated methods & emergence of organoid & Bio intelligence. Discover where computational tools & Ai adoption are making advances. Infectious disease modelling session includes the mechanisms of infection with the development of new therapeutic strategies, regeneration and PDOs. Pharma partnerships in action part 2 and working with vascularized organoids-on-chip and human assembloid models. Academic Research across multiple models and diseases. Day closes with 🧫Key Note Posters & Fluorescence Friday Awards.

26th February 
Roadmaps and replacement strategies in action.
North America, UK, European & APAC bodies & researchers provide examples of research in practice addressing the challenges of standardisation and implementation across multiple models and diseases. Expect great discussion and insights from technology solutions too. 🏆Event closes with lunch & Award Ceremony for most Innovative: Speaker, Poster, Technology as voted for by attendees.

Meet the WORD+2027 Speakers

Last few being announced soon!

23rd–26th February 2027 • Wellcome Genome Campus, Cambridge

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Professor Hans Clevers
Keynote & Lifetime Achievement Award

Professor Hans Clevers

Hubrecht Institute

Pioneering organoid research transforming cancer research, drug testing and personalised medicine worldwide.

Wed 24 Feb · 09:00–09:35Organoids of individual patients are like avatars: they predict which drug will work best for the patient from which they derive. Utrecht University.Utrecht University
Wed 24 Feb · 09:35–10:15Discussion & Guest: Drug Discovery the way ahead.Speakers: Dr Rhiannon David · Dr Lisa Mohamet · Professor Hans Clevers
Read Hans’ papers and take the quiz in the WORC-Flow Quest™ Library
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Professor Amir Ghaemmaghami
WORD+2027 Speaker

Professor Amir Ghaemmaghami

Nottingham Trent University

MIMIC: an interconnected multiorgan platform recreating the complex pathophysiology of metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD).

Wed 24 Feb · 12:15–12:35An interconnected multiorgan platform to recreate the complex pathophysiology of the metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD). University of Nottingham.Nottingham Trent University
Read Amir’s papers and take the quiz in the WORC-Flow Quest™ Library
Profile ↗PubMed ↗LinkedIn ↗
Dr Lei Yuan
WORD+2027 Speaker

Dr Lei Yuan

Max Planck Institute

Complex organ models including liver, from the Meri Huch lab, known for long-term expandable liver and pancreas organoids.

Wed 24 Feb · 12:35–12:55Human assembloids recapitulate periportal liver tissue in vitro. Max Planck Institute of Molecular Medicine, Cell Biology and Genetics.Max Planck Institute of Molecular Medicine, Cell Biology and Genetics
Read Lei’s papers and take the quiz in the WORC-Flow Quest™ Library
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Dr Adam Fellows
WORD+2027 Speaker

Dr Adam Fellows

Royal Veterinary College

Engineered pulmonary artery tissues: lab-grown replicas of human blood vessels modelling artery behaviour and pulmonary hypertension.

Wed 24 Feb · 14:15–14:35Lush Prize Winner. Engineered Pulmonary Artery Tissues. Lab-grown replicas of human blood vessels that can mimic how real arteries behave & pulmonary hypertension.Royal Veterinary College London.Royal Veterinary College London
Read Adam’s papers and take the quiz in the WORC-Flow Quest™ Library
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Associate Professor Livia Santos
WORD+2027 Speaker

Associate Professor Livia Santos

Nottingham Trent University

Innovative muscle, heart tissue and bone models, including tissue-on-chip and organ-on-chip, to study regeneration, ageing and exercise.

Wed 24 Feb · 14:35–14:55Micro-physiological models of muscle, heart and bone to better understand tissue regeneration, ageing and exercise University of Newcastle.Nottingham Trent University
Read Livia’s papers and take the quiz in the WORC-Flow Quest™ Library
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Professor Marianna Kruithof-de Julio
WORD+2027 Speaker

Professor Marianna Kruithof-de Julio

University of Bern / OnconiX AG

Director of the Organoid Core and Head of the Urological Research Laboratory; CSO of OnconiX.

Wed 24 Feb · 16:55–17:00Translational & Clinical Cancer Research Innovation.with Professor Giovanni Blandino
Fri 26 Feb · 09:00–09:05Standardisation in action. Univeristy of Bern.University of Bern
Fri 26 Feb · 12:25–13:25Discussion: What's possible, what's not? And The way ahead.Panel
Read Marianna’s papers and take the quiz in the WORC-Flow Quest™ Library
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Professor Roisin Owens
WORD+2027 Speaker

Professor Roisin Owens

Cambridge University

Human intestinal organoid models and functional profiling.

Wed 24 Feb · 17:40–18:00Transcriptomic and functional profiling of human intestinal organoids identifies enhanced calcium signalling and thrombospondin-2 activity in cystic fibrosis. Cambridge University.Cambridge University
Read Roisin’s papers and take the quiz in the WORC-Flow Quest™ Library
Professor Thomas Hartung
Speaker & Chair

Professor Thomas Hartung

Johns Hopkins University / CAAT

Neural connection from culture, integrated methods and the emergence of organoid and bio intelligence, including computational tools and AI.

Thu 25 Feb · 08:35–08:55New approach methodologies in neurotherapeutics development. CAAT, Johns Hopkins.CAAT, Johns Hopkins
Fri 26 Feb · 12:25–13:25Discussion: What's possible, what's not? And The way ahead.Panel
Read Thomas’ papers and take the quiz in the WORC-Flow Quest™ Library
Profile ↗PubMed ↗LinkedIn ↗
Professor Alex (Alejandro) Frangi
WORD+2027 Speaker

Professor Alex (Alejandro) Frangi

University of Manchester

Medical image analysis and modelling with emphasis on machine learning, computational physiology and in-silico clinical trials.

Thu 25 Feb · 09:35–09:55Medical image analysis & modelling with an emphasis on machine learning and computational physiology. In silico clinical trials. The University of Manchester.The University of Manchester
Read Alex’s papers and take the quiz in the WORC-Flow Quest™ Library
Profile ↗PubMed ↗LinkedIn ↗
Associate Professor Antonella Dost
WORD+2027 Speaker

Associate Professor Antonella Dost

University of Copenhagen / reNEW

Lung regeneration and disease, using advanced human lung organoid models to uncover underlying mechanisms.

Thu 25 Feb · 11:35–11:55Interferon-γ selectively promotes survival of alveolar progenitor cells in a human lung organoid model. University of Copenhagen.Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Stem Cell Medicine
Read Antonella’s papers and take the quiz in the WORC-Flow Quest™ Library
Profile ↗PubMed ↗LinkedIn ↗
Dr Bianca Menzani
WORD+2027 Speaker

Dr Bianca Menzani

Université Grenoble Alpes / CEA / INSERM

Human blood-vessel organoid assembloids and vascularised organoids-on-chip for studying systemic drug delivery.

Thu 25 Feb · 11:55–12:15Human assembloids of human blood vessel organoids and vascularized organoids-on-chip for assessing systemic drug delivery. University Grenoble Alpes, CEA, Inserm.University Grenoble Alpes, CEA, Inserm
Read Bianca’s papers and take the quiz in the WORC-Flow Quest™ Library
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Professor Dasja Pajkrt
WORD+2027 Speaker

Professor Dasja Pajkrt

UMC Amsterdam / OrganoVir

Leads OrganoVIR Labs, bringing clinicians, virologists and tissue engineers together to develop animal-free virus models including organoids and organ-on-chip.

Thu 25 Feb · 12:35–12:55Non-Polio Enterovirus A71 and D68 Infection of Human Neuromuscular Organoids Reveals Distinct Mechanisms of Neuromuscular Impairment. UMC Amsterdam & OrganoVir.UMC Amsterdam & OrganoVir
Read Dasja’s papers and take the quiz in the WORC-Flow Quest™ Library
Profile ↗PubMed ↗LinkedIn ↗
Professor Krzysztof Pyrć
WORD+2027 Speaker

Professor Krzysztof Pyrć

Jagiellonian University

Virogenetics, 3D human tissue models and organ-on-chip for infection mechanisms and development of new therapeutic strategies.

Thu 25 Feb · 12:55–13:15Virogenetics, 3D human tissue models, Organ-on-a-chips for mechanisms of infection and the development of new therapeutic strategies. Jagiellonian University.Jagiellonian University
Read Krzysztof’s papers and take the quiz in the WORC-Flow Quest™ Library
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Professor Peter Loskill
Speaker & Chair

Professor Peter Loskill

University of Tübingen / 3R-Center Tübingen

Successfully engineering multiple organ-on-a-chip platforms and a leader in 3Rs research.

Thu 25 Feb · 14:50–15:15Adipose tissue-on-Chip platforms for disease modelling, drug discovery and pharmacokinetic modelling. University of Tubingen.University of Tübingen
Fri 26 Feb · 12:05–12:25Tubingen 3Rs initiatives. Tubingen 3Rs.Tübingen 3Rs
Fri 26 Feb · 12:25–13:25Discussion: What's possible, what's not? And The way ahead.Panel
Read Peter’s papers and take the quiz in the WORC-Flow Quest™ Library
PubMed ↗LinkedIn ↗
Professor Maurice Whelan
WORD+2027 Speaker

Professor Maurice Whelan

European Commission Joint Research Centre

EU roadmap challenges and implementation of human-relevant approaches.

Fri 26 Feb · 10:20–10:50EU roadmap challenges and implementation of human-relevant approaches. European Commission Joint Research Centre (JRC).European Commission Joint Research Centre (JRC)
Fri 26 Feb · 12:25–13:25Discussion: What's possible, what's not? And The way ahead.Panel
Read Maurice’s papers and take the quiz in the WORC-Flow Quest™ Library
Profile ↗PubMed ↗LinkedIn ↗
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Present a poster & podium talks «Apply now»
We sell out each year, please purchase your ticket first including FREE Early Career Researcher tickets.

Over 100 selected each year & up to 30 will be chosen to give an oral presentation.
Talks are 10 minutes each in the dedicated poster presentation rooms.
Award for best poster as voted for by attendees. 

Ticket holders can submit a 1000 max abstract via submission link provided. 
We have never had to reject a poster, but in the very unlikely event your poster is not accepted we will offer to refund your ticket. The Editor requires authors to disclose any commercial/other associations.
Deadline for submissions 15th January. Have a question? email us here

The submission process for ticket holders is as follows: Poster Naming system: First name-last name-employer-poster title. Format: Overview. Introduction. Methods. Results. Conclusions. Posters must be a PDF submission (Max 5MB) in size A0 portrait. Bring the printed poster to the event, it will also be displayed digitally. Your poster will remain for the duration of WORD+2027 with allocated presentation times.  

 
Always Price Supported for Researchers. «Apply now»
Making science accessible for all.

+FREE Early Career Researcher tickets
For live onsite interactive cinema!🎞️ (LIMITED NUMBER)

#Better together Visit our free network WORC.Community >14,000 visitors each month.     
Have a question? email us here


YOUR SCIENCE. YOUR IMAGE on DISPLAY at WORD+2027!
#Fluorescence Friday Art Competition

FREE Entry to win FREE Tickets and Travel to WORD+2027!
Up to 20 images will be chosen for display in the WORD+2027 Art Gallery. 
Each of the 20 finalists receives a complimentary WORD+2027 Cinema attendance ticket 
(if they do not already hold a WORD+2027 ticket) & travel also reimbursed for winner.
Finalists chosen by online voting and Winner is voted for by in person attendees! 
Organoids, Assembloids etc. Have a question?  email us here

Further selection of entries will appear in an online digital showcase. 
Non-supplier Researchers only. Entries close 15th January 2027. Finalists publicly announced 1st February 2027.

Displayed image (left): Human kidney organoids presented at WORD+ 2026 by Liisa Vilén, AstraZeneca. 
Thank you and credit to Susanna Larsson, Anette Persson-Kry, and Syam Nair, AstraZeneca.

 

ENTER WORD+2027 #Fluorescence Friday Art Competition

Community. Connections. Collaboration


Did you know?...

Since our first event in 2022:


Welcomed over 100 Researcher speakers.

Donated circa £30,000 back into research.


Many WORD+ made connections 

now publish and partner together!


← Look back at WORD+

Community. Connections. Collaboration


Did you know?...

Since our first event in 2022:


Welcomed over 100 Researcher speakers.

Donated circa £30,000 back into research.


Many WORD+ made connections 

now publish and partner together!


← Look back at WORD+

Special WORD+ Evenings and WORD+ Awards (lunch time 26th)

23rd February

Community. Connections.Collaboration



Speaker Social!

Limited number of 
non-speaker tickets available


7pm- 9.30pm

Bar open thereafter

Main Hall

24th February

Community. Connections.Collaboration


🥂

5th Anniversary Party!

Fizz, Food & Fun

Included in your ticket.


6:30pm-8.30pm

Bar open thereafter


Exhibition Arena

Take the Technology Challenge


25th February

Community. Connections. Collaboration


Key Note Posters
& Fluorescence Friday Awards


Drinks and Nibbles

Included in your ticket.


6:00pm-8.00pm

Bar open thereafter


Exhibition Arena

Gallery winners revealed
Presentations made


26th February

Community. Connections. Collaboration


🏆

Award Ceremony  

Most Innovative: Speaker 
Poster & Technology.


Lunch and drinks

Included in your ticket.


1:30pm-2:30pm

Free Coaches leave 2:30pm


WORD+

Training & Tools

Tickets soon

23rd February. 10am-4pm


 Imperial College London

Queen Mary University London University of Loughborough University of Bern and partners share their expertise and insight.


For all bench scientists & 

Early career researchers.


Techniques, technologies, 

 analysis & presentation skills.

Refresh & boost your knowledge.


#Bettertogether

🌎5th Annual WORD+ 2027

Global Innovation & standardisation in action

Community. Connections. Collaboration


24th to 26th February

Agenda soon


 Global Researchers share their latest research, application & outcome. 

Experience innovation in discovery across multiple disease & organ types. 

Engage in meaningful and inspiring discussion.


Discover how and where new technologies are advancing research

& where they are addressing the challenges ahead.


Build new lasting connections & be inspired!

Community. Connections. Collaboration

#Bettertogether


🧪Always price supported for Researchers. Early Bird Tickets » »
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Giving back!

Community. Connections. Collaboration


WORD+ Attendees vote for:


Most Inspirational Speaker & Research

Best Poster & Presentation

Most innovative Technology


2026's winners were:

    Prof Marianna Kruithof-de Julio, University of Bern.
    Dr Hamed Ghazizade, Curi Bio.
    Dr Scott Cribbes, REVVITY.

Community. Connections. Collaboration


Did you know?...

Since our first event in 2022:


Welcomed over 100 Researcher speakers.

Donated circa £30,000 back into research.


Many WORD+ made connections 

now publish and partner together!


← Look back at WORD+

« Rewind..Just some of the kind comments from WORD+2026!

International MPS Society Chair and Speaker

Dr Magdalena Kasendra

Center for Stem Cell and Organoid Medicine, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center. 


'Reconnecting with friends, meeting new collaborators, and exchanging ideas that push our field forward.

It was an absolute pleasure - and great fun -to be part of it. Thank you so much for the invitation and for pulling together such a fantastic meeting. The energy, openness, and science really did make it special'. 

Showcase Speaker. 

Dr. Benjamin P. Sharpe  

Southampton University. U.K


'It was an absolute pleasure to be invited and I'm really glad I could connect with researchers involved in tackling so many issues in medicine, from across the world. The friendliness and weIcome was second-to-none and I hope I see many of you back here next year to catch up!' 

Session Chair and Speaker

Dr Rhiannon David.  

Senior Director, Head of Advanced Cell Models, Safety Sciences. AstraZeneca, UK


'WORD+2026 was an energising showcase of cutting edge organoid and organ-on-a-chip science from across the globe. There were so many great ideas, the hardest part will be deciding on what to focus on first!  A fantastic few days. Looking forward to the next one already!'

EUROoCs Session Chair and Speaker 
Dr Pelin Candarlioglu Deacon
EUROoCS Chair of Industry Advisory Board &Founder and Director 3D and 3RS.


'I echo everyone’s sentiments about the wonderful, friendly atmosphere that defines WORD+ conferences. 

You did a fantastic job as always, and it was a pleasure to be part of it!' 

Scandinavian Showcase Chair and Speaker: 

Professor Steven Ray Wilson. 

University of Oslo.


'Thank you so much for a wonderful event, with such excellence science and a friendly atmosphere! 

Looking forward to seeing you again'.    

Showcase Speaker. 
Dr Helena Rannikmae.
Complex In Vitro Models, GSK. UK

'Thank you so much for another wonderful conference – it is truly one that feels most connected out of many other conferences. 
Thank you again for the opportunity to present GSK’s work'.

Attendee.
Technology Talk 
Dr Jonathan Sheard

'WORD+2026 provided a powerful platform for a community of researchers to see the true value of their work and the impact it is having on research. This conference has also brought together a whole range of fantastic technology and service providers. I think we all agree that it was a very successful event and we look forward to joining again in 2027

Showcase Speaker 
Dr. Louis-Bastien Weiswald. 
Comprehensive Cancer Center François Baclesse, France

'Many thanks to you for the warm welcome and for the outstanding organization of this conference. 
It was truly a great meeting, stimulating science and open discussions'. 

Germany Showcase Speaker
Jun Professor Hannes Beyer. 
University of Düsseldorf. Germany.

'Thank you again for the wonderful meeting. I really enjoyed it'.

Scandinavia Showcase Speaker 
Dr Liisa Vilén. 
Director of Microphysiological Systems. AstraZeneca, Sweden.

'It was a privilege to be part of the Scandinavia Showcase session at  WORD+ 2026 and share insights into our CVRM in vitro models at AstraZeneca. 
A big thank you to Miles Rackliff for organizing such an outstanding meeting and creating a great platform for collaboration'. 

Italy Showcase Speaker

Professor Giovanni Tonon.  

San Raffaele Scientific Institute in Milan, Italy 


'Many many thanks for the impeccable organisation and the sheer pleasure of meeting so many wonderful people and scientists. 
All the best for 2027!'

Showcase Speaker
Dr Adriana Buskin. 
Translational and Clinical Research Institute, Newcastle University Centre for Cancer. U.K

'Thank you for the opportunity to present our research!  It was a pleasure and so great to meet in person'.

International MPS Society Key Note Speaker

Assistant Professor Lena Smirnova.

Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, USA.


'Excellent event and I had an excellent time-Thankyou!!'


Showcase Speaker and Award Winner 

Dr Mhairi Morris. 

Loughborough University. U.K


As ever, it has been an absolute JOY. Coming home from WORD+ 2026, I am feeling equal parts inspired, grateful and slightly hoarse from all the laughing! This week had everything!

UK Showcase Speaker

Dr. Pablo F. Céspedes. 

University of Oxford. U.K


Thank you so much for organising such a fantastic meeting. I second all the comments — and I can’t wait for the 2027 edition! A unique opportunity to be exposed to many truly inspiring presentations and to get a sense of what feels most urgent and where the field is heading. It was also a great chance to meet potential future collaborators and to start thinking about possible joint grant opportunities!  

Netherlands Showcase Speaker 

Dr Petra de Graaf 

UMC Utrecht. Netherlands.


'It was amazing! It is great to be part of this community. I am still buzzing!'

Meeting Partner

Babraham Institute

Frontiers in Stem Cell Innovation conference


Thank you for so kindly allowing the Frontiers in Stem Cell Innovation conference to join the excellent WORD+ 2026 event. The organisation was fantastic, great speakers and the overall positive feel of the conference participants was notable.  Our attending Babraham Institute researchers found it truly inspiring and informative and loved the conference song too -Better Together!'


'WORD+26 has been incredible—an inspiring platform filled with innovative ideas, 

impactful discussions and insights driving the future of exploratory toxicology'. 

Sponsor and Attendee

Dr Miriam Foster.

Sartorius, Germany.


'I’m really looking forward to being back at WORD+2027 and connecting with customers. Events like this are such a powerful space for collaboration. I’m keen to hear how everyone is using advanced models in real projects, as well as the latest in NAM research! 



'WORD+ events are the highlight of the conference year!'   

Sponsor and Attendee

Dr Kate Harper

REVVITY, UK


'It's the best event to attend, well thought out, really insightful research and joy to be part of' 

Event venue, travel and accomodation

WORD+ Venue

Hinxton Hall 

Conference Centre 


Wellcome Genome Campus, 

Cambridge, CB10 1RQ.


+44 (0)1223 495000 or

 conference.reception@hinxtonhall.org.

Speedy Book Onsite Accommodation here


Use code: WORD2027 

or contact venue directly.


+44 (0)1223 495000 or conference.reception@hinxtonhall.org

WORD+ 

Running Club

2.5k or 5k (you choose)


Start the day with 

Prof Johanna Bolander


7am outside conference entrance.

24th & 26th February


Free local travel to and from WORD+2027 

MORE buses, more local stations, more choice and FREE!

Free return journeys from the following:


NEW Cambridge South Train station at the Cambridge Biomedical Campus.

NEW Babraham Research Campus & Great Chesterford Train Station, Main road by Duxford Lodge Hotel 

Holiday Inn Express Cambridge Duxford (B & B Hotel Cambridge South) Red Lion Hotel side Whittlesford train station (connect to Cambridge). Red Lion Hotel side Whittlesford train station (connect to Cambridge). Hinxton Hall Conference centre (the venue).

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