The British Microcirculation Society

The British Microcirculation Society was founded in July 1963 "to advance the study of circulation of the blood and other tissue fluids especially, though not exclusively, in the small vessels and of matters relating thereto". The membership of more than 250 is drawn largely from the medical sciences - anatomy, biophysics, pathology, pharmacology, physiology and clinical medicine and surgery - but the pharmaceutical industry and the veterinary and physical sciences and mathematics are also represented.

Future Meetings

 Registration for the 62nd Annual Conference of the British Microcirculation Society at Keble College, Oxford is still open.

Abstract deadline, early registration and travel awards deadline has passed. 

Please use the link below to access online registration.