ProgrammeThe conference will run all day Friday 27 November and the morning of Saturday 28 November at the University of Bristol and the programme will include: Keynote talks from expertsTalks on point-of-careResearch talks including bioprintingA patients’ panelAbstract flash presentationsIndustry talksThere will be plenty of opportunities for networking. A draft programme will be published here soon.Â
RegistrationMembers of the International Society for 3D Technologies in Hospitals (link) benefit from reduced registration feesImportant Dates:Early bird registration (until 31st August 2026)IS3DTH membersNon membersStudents including PhDs and Researchers within 5 years from PhDs£50£65Everyone else£80£130Standard registration (from 1st September 2026)IS3DTH membersNon membersStudents including PhDs and Researchers within 5 years from PhDs£50£65Everyone else£110£160
AbstractsAbstract submissions for IC3DTH 2026 are now open.We welcome contributions on 3D technologies in clinical practice, from surgical simulation to regulation and innovation in hospital-based manufacturing.We especially welcome abstract submissions from students and early career researchers.Guidelines for submitting your abstract:Use the provided abstract template:  Abstract TemplateOn the template, select whether you want to submit to the Clinical Session or the Technical Session.Clinical Session Technical Session Send your abstract in Microsoft Word to: international-conference3dth2026@bristol.ac.ukAbstract scoring and presenting at the conference:Your abstract will be scored by a panel of experts.All accepted abstracts will be published in a digital booklet and shared in advance of the conference.In a move toward making the conference sustainable, we will invite oral presentations only in a format of flash presentations (5 minutes).Twenty abstracts will be selected for the Clinical Session and twenty for the Technical Session.Three abstracts will be selected for a longer (10 minutes) oral presentation.Conference Awards:All presentations will be scored by a panel of experts, and the top 3 presentations in the Clinical and Technical Sessions will receive an award of £150, £100, and £50, respectively.The 10-minute oral presentations will also compete for an award of £150, £100, and £50 respectively, as assessed by a panel of judges.