Join Peter Dowd MP, UKAI and Curia to explore research uptake, AI adoption and nuclear medicine shaping UK health and life sciences.
Date: Tuesday 13th January 2026
Time: 5;30pm-7pm
Location: Parliament (TBA 48 hours in advance to accredited attendees)
Host: Peter Dowd, Chair, APPG for Genetic and Undiagnosed Conditions
Join Curia’s Health, Care and Life Sciences Research Group and UKAI for a parliamentary roundtable on research uptake, AI adoption and the rise of nuclear medicine, hosted by Peter Dowd MP at the House of Commons.
Please note: registering via Eventbrite does not guarantee a ticket. Tickets issued via Eventbrite are not valid for entry. Official tickets will be issued at least 48 hours in advance and will include the exact location of the event. Anyone without an official ticket will be turned away.
This session brings together parliamentarians, NHS leaders, national research bodies, industry innovators and clinical specialists to explore how the UK can build a modern, digitally enabled, research active NHS, strengthen life sciences growth, and expand nuclear medicine as a strategic national capability.
The discussion will focus on accelerating NHS research participation and trial delivery, scaling real world AI tools across care and research, and growing the UK’s diagnostics, radiopharmaceutical and theranostics capacity – including manufacturing, isotope supply and service expansion.
Speakers Include:
Dr Pramit Patel, NHS Surrey Heartlands
Dr Dom Pimenta, Tortus
Angela McFarlane, IQVIA
The session will feature closing reflections from Adama Ibrahim, UKAI Life Sciences Working Group.
For further information, contact: info@chamberuk.com
For UKAI or Curia membership enquiries, contact Ben McDermott at ben.mcdermott@chamberuk.com