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The 13th Annual Oxford Bone Infection Conference (OBIC)

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Examination Schools, University of Oxford, 75 - 81 High Street, Oxford

OBIC 2026 – Oxford Bone Infection Conference is the 13th annual professional gathering of experts in the multidisciplinary management of bone and joint infections, taking place on 13–14 April at the historic Examination Schools in Oxford.

This high‑quality medical conference brings together orthopaedic and trauma surgeons, infection specialists, microbiologists, nursing and therapy staff, and researchers for state‑of‑the‑art lectures, interactive workshops and collaborative discussions designed to advance clinical practice and research in this complex field. Distinguished speakers deliver cutting‑edge presentations including the prestigious Cierny‑Mader Lecture, with opportunities for networking, professional development and engagement with colleagues from across the UK and beyond.

Whether you’re attending sessions, meeting peers or taking part in workshops, make your visit even more comfortable and convenient – book one of our Oxford city‑centre homes, perfect for attending the conference and relaxing in the heart of the city.

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