Anaesthesia Research 2026
Join us in Southampton in November, as we bring together many organising groups to highlight anaesthetic research from the past year.
Anaesthesia Research Meeting 2026 – Advancing Science, Transforming Care
We are excited to welcome you to the Anaesthesia Research Meeting 2026, a premier event showcasing the latest in anaesthesia and perioperative research.
Plenary Highlight:
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Programme Highlights:
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Whether you're a researcher, clinician, or trainee, this is your opportunity to engage with the future of anaesthesia.
Let’s shape tomorrow’s practice through today’s research.
Event Feedback from Anaesthesia 2025:
- 'Excellent meeting! Great presentations and good to catch up with everyone'
- 'A must for those interested in perioperative research
- 'Diverse, high quality and inspiring talks with good networking opportunities'
- 'Great exposure to a range of studies and a great chance to chat to those in the field'
Pricing
Pricing will be confirmed soon.
Pricing Terms and Conditions
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Awards & Abstracts
Abstract information will be confirmed shortly.
ARS Abstract Submissions
NIAA Research Award 2026
2024 winner: Dr Jonny Stephens, London
Abstract title: A prospective translational study examining extracellular vesicles as crucial mediators of postoperative pulmonary complications induced by mechanical ventilation
2023 winner: Dr Daniel Stubbs, Cambridge
Abstract title: Towards multidisciplinary care for chronic subdural haematoma. From an understanding of regional care networks to national consensus
2022 winner: Dr Andrew Cumpstey, Southampton
Abstract title: Supplemental oxygen therapy in anaesthesia and intensive care, & its effect on oxidative stress during major surgery
2021 winner: Dr Shaun May, London
Abstract title: Unravelling the enigma of elevated troponin after non-cardiac surgery