Welcome to the website of the British Division of the International Academy of Pathology on

The British Division covers the United Kingdom, Belgium, The Netherlands and the Republic of Ireland.

Our Aim is the advancement of pathology through:
  • Improvement of methods of teaching pathology
  • Coordination of pathology with allied sciences and techniques
  • Promotion of research in pathology and pathologic techniques
  • Publication of reviews and the results of work in pathology and related fields
  • Convocation of meetings and congresses for exchange of scientific information and ideas
Support for training in pathology in the UK including:
Support for training in pathology outside the UK including: We can sometimes provide help with activities which support the aims of the BDAIP but do not fit with any one of these projects. Please feel free to contact us.

Overseas activities and contacts. PLEASE HELP US TO HELP PATHOLOGISTS IN LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES.

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Next BDIAP meetings:
IAP International Congress
Sao Paolo, 10-15th October 2010

Head and Neck Pathology
London, 26-27th November 2010
Booking now open

Most recent BDIAP meetings:
Upper GI Pathology
Cedar Court Hotel, Ainley Top, Huddersfield,
14th & 15th May 2010
Links to some Presentations and Slide Seminar now available
3rd Trainees' Meeting
London, 2nd March 2010
Some abstracts now available
The Autopsy
November 27th -28th 2009
Cardiff Pathology

30th June - 3rd July 2009
2nd Trainees' Meeting

London, 17th March 2009
Follow Link to view slide seminar slides on-line

Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Pathology
London, 28-29th November 2008
Slide Seminar Slides Viewable from this Page

Gynaecological Pathology
Manchester 18-19th April 2008
First trainees' meetingLondon, April 8th 2008

View the IAP Centenary Timeline!

Forthcoming meetings, with programmes and booking forms as they become available; also information for contributors
Recent meetings, with speaker's abstracts, references, slide seminar diagnoses and some images for the most recent meetings
 

Please address comments, suggestions for improvements, reports of obsolete links etc. to the webmaster: Dr S. Wells.