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BAVP ECR MEETING
(online-only)

 14-15th MAY 2026

 

Full Presentations: 

Abstracts for oral presentations are invited from our early-career members. The full presentations should be 10 minutes long with 3 minutes for questions. This is a chance to meet other early career parasitologists and present your work to your peers in a friendly environment. We hope to have a good representation of parasite species, host species and research methods. Also, there are prizes to be won for the best presentations! 

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Introductory Presentations:

We are also inviting researchers in the early stages of their projects to present an “Introductory presentation”. This will be a 3-minute talk to introduce yourself and your research.  Even if you’re just getting started and consequently don’t have many results this is a great opportunity to get yourself known within the BAVP community. These presentations are aimed at undergraduate, Master’s, first-year PhD students, and all other researchers in the early stages of a project.

Keynote Speaker

Dr. Ben Jones
Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA)

Talk title: "Hidden worlds - What NGS has uncovered lurking inside UK vectors."
2026 ECR Agenda
Thursday 14th May 2026
 
Friday 15th May 2026
 

Registration and abstract submission now closed!

Submit your abstract here: abstract submission now CLOSED

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Register here: Registration now CLOSED

Student Awards

Winner of Best Research Presentation 

Victoria Allicock 

'Kinetics of fecal egg shedding in lambs experimentally infected with Haemonchus contortus across a simulated Ontario grazing season'

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​Runner-up for Best Research Presentation 

​John Archer

'Application of ‘Nemabiome’ deep amplicon sequencing together with other ‘omics approaches to investigate anthelmintic resistance in livestock gastrointestinal nematodes across Europe and Anatolia'

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Winner of Best Introductory Presentation

Keira Washtell

'Canine-human interfaces and geographies of Hydatid disease in Mid-Wales'

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