Molecular Haemopoiesis is an annual gathering of the UK and European research communities studying blood cell development, with a particular focus on blood stem cell biology, developmental haematopoiesis, gene regulation and leukaemia. The meeting is chaired by Dominique Bonnet, Brian Huntly, Tom Milne and Katrin Ottersbach. The 29th edition will take place at the Francis Crick Institute in London and online on Monday 2nd November 2026.
Speakers |
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Keynote speakerCharles Mullighan |
Other confirmed speakers
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Venue
Talks at the MolHaem will again be held in the 500-seat auditorium at the Francis Crick Institute. We have again taken over an extra hall on the ground floor so we can host more posters and exhibitions and offer a better experience during the lunch and coffee breaks. The gallery space has been completely refurbished for 2026.
The Francis Crick Institute is next door to St Pancras International and Kings Cross St Pancras stations in the centre of London.
Francis Crick Institute
1 Midland Road
London
NW1 1AT
It is also possible to attend the MolHaem virtually. No recordings of the conference are made. Virtual attendance is live only.
Programme
Talks start at 09:45 and finish at 17:00 on Monday 2nd November 2026.
The latest version of the programme can be downloaded here.
Registration
| Standard rate | Group rate (6 or more) | |
| In person | £105 | £95 |
| Virtual | £25 | £15 |
| Deadline | 26th October | 19th October |
| Registration | Online form | Offline form |
To register online at the standard rate and pay by credit card by 26th October, please follow this link.
For group registrations, please complete the group registration form and email to events@crick.ac.uk by 19th October.
Abstracts
Abstracts will be selected for either oral or poster presentation. Three oral presentation slots are available. In addition, the best abstracts selected for poster presentation will also be offered short flash presentations. The deadline for submitting abstracts is 6th September.
Please complete the abstract submission form and email to hodpa@haem.cam.ac.uk.