Next year’s UK Imaging and Oncology Congress will take place in Liverpool from 7-9 June, giving members of the SoR the opportunity to attend for three days of continuing professional development.
The UKIO Congress takes place every year in Liverpool, giving attendees the chance to get three days of practice-based content targeted to a multiprofessional audience.
This year’s Congress concluded on 10 June, and members can now also access the full gallery of pictures taken during the event.
Cutting-edge, practice-based content
UKIO provides a forum for cutting-edge, practice-based content, an exhibition floor for the latest technology, and guidance on the important trends in the imaging and radiography professions, and for the support and assistive workforce.
It features:
- A truly multidisciplinary programme put together by an expert working party – for everyone working in diagnostic imaging, oncology and radiological sciences.
- Exciting plenary sessions.
- Dedicated sessions for trainees and students.
- Lots of hands-on and case-based workshops.
- Curated sessions on innovation, technology and service delivery in collaboration with industry partners and further added value content from the Education on the Stands programme.
- Research at the heart – with proffered papers sessions and ePosters.
- A full wellbeing programme.
Alongside a full programme of learning sessions, the conference also offers the opportunity for researchers to pitch their projects, submit abstracts, and be awarded for best practice in the profession.
Images and future dates
A public gallery of all images taken during this year’s event is available online for viewing for the next three weeks, via this link.
Images are provided for personal use by attendees and SoR members. All photographs are the property of the Society of Radiographers (SoR) and are protected by copyright. They may not be used for commercial purposes, reproduction, or distribution without prior written permission from the SoR. Photography by Eva Slusarek
The 2026 edition ofImaging and Oncology, an annual SoR publication focused on innovation and the future direction of the profession, has also now been released.
It maintains a focus on contemporary topics in clinical imaging and oncology, and is curated to align with the four pillars of practice within the College of Radiographers’ Education and Career Framework.
Members can access the full edition online here.
(Image: PUKIO SoR stand, by Eva Slusarek)