British Rhinological Society
British Rhinological Society
The British Rhinological Society was created to promote education and research in all aspects of rhinology - the study of the nose and sinuses and related areas. The Society provides a platform for those with an interest in rhinology to help disseminate knowledge on the subject. There are currently over 300 members from all round the world.
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Plans are taking shape nicely for this year's annual meeting in May which will be held in NewcastleGateshead hosted by Sean Carrie. We are honoured to confirm that the Storz Lecture will be given by Prof W Fokkens from Amsterdam, who you will know as being one of the driving forces behind both iterations of the EPOS guidelines on CRS.
Abstract submission is now closed for both oral and poster presentations, and successful presenters will be notified in the very near future.
The next Annual Meeting of the British Rhinological Society will be held on 17th May 2013 at the famous Sage Centre - one of the landmark features of the Newcastle-Gateshead partnership.
More details of the programme here.
Guidelines for using the database can be found on the ENTU-UK website audits section here.
A position is available for a ENT Research Assistant to conduct research in otorhinolaryngology in conjunction with Professor Ron Eccles at the Common Cold Centre in Cardiff. The candidate will assist with conducting clinical trials as required. This post is fixed-term for 1 year.
If you would like to become a member of the society please click here.
The society is in a position to be able to offer funding towards a fellowship each year to one of its members.
Medtronic have generously put up funds of £2000 foar a member of the BRS to attend the American Rhinological Society in Septmeber.