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New research being presented at the Minoritised Life Scientists Future Forum this spring explores how animation and immersive technology can be used to make science more accessible and engaging, especially for audiences with learning challenges such as dyslexia.

The Future Forum takes place from 31st March to 2nd April 2025 at the ICC Birmingham, so you still have time to plan your journey. The good news is that Birmingham is one of the best connected cities around, with a wealth of ways to reach the ICC.

The deadline for abstracts to be submitted for the Minoritised Life Scientists Future Forum has now closed - and the results are in. We received more than 160 abstracts, covering a huge range of topics, from vaccine research and the Black community to recovering the routes of historic icebreaker vessels in Antarctica.

The latest speakers have been announced for the Minoritised Life Scientists Future Forum conference (MLSFF), which takes place from 31st March to 2nd April 2025 at the ICC Birmingham.

As the month of Ramadan begins, we recognise that the Minoritised Life Scientists Future Forum (MLSFF) may coincide with Eid al-Fitr, the celebration marking the end of Ramadan.

Different strategies are needed to enable researchers from different minoritised communities to progress their careers, a new study has found.

A new study has found significant gaps in how hospitals in the UK comply with clinical guidelines when managing pain in children suffering from a complication linked to sickle cell anaemia. It will be presented at the Minoritised Life Scientists Future Forum this spring.

The latest keynote speakers have been announced for the Minoritised Life Sciences Future Forum conference (MLSFF) - Professor Louise Owusu-Kwarteng, Mya-Rose Craig and Professor Leanne William.

AI systems are producing biased results because they are not being trained on diverse datasets, with little or no representation of African foods and culture, according to a new study to be presented at the Minoritised Life Scientists Future Forum this spring.

The first keynote speakers have been announced for the first ever Minoritised Life Sciences Future Forum conference (MLSFF), which takes place from 31st March to 2nd April 2025 at the ICC Birmingham.

A unique group of life science professionals and advocates has come together to launch the Minoritised Life Scientists Future Forum, the first major conference in Europe dedicated to supporting and showcasing the contributions of marginalised and underrepresented communities in the life sciences.