This all-day meeting is an essential event for urologists and health professionals seeking to learn about the rapidly evolving role of AI in Urology, including the implementation and responsible use of AI within clinical practice, cutting edge applications and future developments.
With AI rapidly revolutionizing Urology and transforming everything from diagnostics and imaging to aiding surgery, clinical workflows, and health delivery, this hybrid event brings together high-profile speakers and panel discussions covering the latest advances - from AI fundamentals to horizon-scanning innovations like digital twins, surgical robotics and the metaverse.
Why attend?
Learning objectives:
Understand AI principles, responsible AI, environmental concerns and future perspectives in this field.
Learn about real-world uses and applications of AI in Urology.
Enable participants to have the knowledge to champion responsible and safe AI technologies into their practice.
Who should attend?
The pace of AI integration in medicine in accelerating, making it crucial for practitioners to understand current risks and benefits.
There are three prizes open for this event and the submission deadline for all of them is Sunday 29 March 2026 at 11:59pm:
1. Professor Geoffrey D Chisholm CBE communication prize. This prize is open to urological trainees.
2. The Medical Essay Prize- "Artificial Intelligence in Urology: From Diagnostics to Decision-Making." This prize is open to medical students studying in the UK.
3. Secretary's Prize. This prize is open to all core surgical trainees, clinical fellows, CNS and AHPs.
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We would like to thank our Platinum Sponsor Carebit and our sponsors Astellas, Cook Medical, ExSeed Health, KARL STORZ Endoscopy (UK) Ltd, Kebomed and MicroPort for their support of this event. The companies listed have had no influence or input into the agenda, content or organisation of this meeting, and are only accountable for their exhibition stands. This educational meeting is ABPI compliant.
Matt Bultitude, Consultant Urologist & President RSM Urology Section, Guy's and St. Thomas' Hospital
Matt Bultitude, Consultant Urologist & President RSM Urology Section, Guy's and St. Thomas' Hospital and Dr Michelle Tempest, Candesic and RSM digital health section
Mr Luis Ribeiro, Clinical AI Fellow & Urology SpR, St. George's Hospital
Mr Findlay MacAskill, Urology Registrar and National Advisor for Responsible AI in Health & Social Care
Professor Prokar Dasgupta, Professor of Urology, King's College London
Miss Catherine Lovegrove, Speciality Trainee, Urology, Glasgow, and Kay Thomas, Consultant Urologist, Guy's and St. Thomas' Hospital
Dr Ellie Asgari, Consultant Nephrologist, Guy's and St. Thomas' Hospital
Dr Matea Deliu, Clinical Lead for Primary Care Digital Delivery, NHS South East London ICB
Dr Ganesh Vigneswaran, NIHR clinical Lecturer, University of Southampton
Professor Vicky Goh, Professor of Radiology, Guy's and St. Thomas' Hospital
Professor Clare Verrill, Professor of Cellular Pathology and Artificial Intelligence, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Professor Ben Turney, Professor of Urology, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Professor Julia Manning, Dean of Education, The Royal Society of Medicine and Professor Prokar Dasgupta
Mr Sameer Pujari, AI Lead at WHO, Geneva, Switzerland
Professor Alastair Denniston, Professor of Regulatory Science and Innovation, University of Birmingham
Dr Ellie Asgari and Professor Ben Challacombe, Professor of Urology, Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital
Alejandro Granados Martinez, King's College London
Dr Caroline Roney, Lecturer in Computational Medicine, QMUL
Dr Ali Connell, Director of Digital Health, Our Future Health
Dr Annette Fenner, Editor-in-Chief, Nature Reviews Urology
Poster session
Matthew Bultitude and Alastair Henderson
Matt Bultitude, Consultant Urologist & President RSM Urology Section, Guy's and St. Thomas' Hospital
Matt Bultitude, Consultant Urologist & President RSM Urology Section, Guy's and St. Thomas' Hospital and Dr Michelle Tempest
Mr Luis Ribeiro, Clinical AI Fellow & Urology SpR, St. George's Hospital
Mr Findlay MacAskill, Urology Registrar and National Advisor for Responsible AI in Health & Social Care
Professor Prokar Dasgupta, Professor of Urology, King's College London
Miss Catherine Lovegrove, Speciality Trainee, Urology, Glasgow, and Kay Thomas, Consultant Urologist, Guy's and St. Thomas' Hospital
Dr Ellie Asgari, Consultant Nephrologist, Guy's and St. Thomas' Hospital
Dr Matea Deliu, Clinical Lead for Primary Care Digital Delivery, NHS South East London ICB
Dr Ganesh Vigneswaran, NIHR clinical Lecturer, University of Southampton
Professor Vicky Goh, Professor of Radiology, Guy's and St. Thomas' Hospital
Professor Clare Verrill, Professor of Cellular Pathology and Artificial Intelligence, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Professor Ben Turney, Professor of Urology, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Professor Julia Manning, Dean of Education, The Royal Society of Medicine and Professor Prokar Dasgupta
Mr Sameer Pujari, AI Lead at WHO, Geneva, Switzerland
Professor Alastair Denniston, Professor of Regulatory Science and Innovation, University of Birmingham
Dr Ellie Asgari and Professor Ben Challacombe, Professor of Urology, Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital
Professor Seb Ourselin, Head of the School of Biomedical Engineering and Imaging Science, King's College London
Dr Caroline Roney, Lecturer in Computational Medicine, QMUL
Dr Ali Connell, Director of Digital Health, Our Future Health
Dr Annette Fenner, Editor-in-Chief, Nature Reviews Urology
Matthew Bultitude and Alastair Henderson
Royal Society of Medicine, 1 Wimpole St, Marylebone, London, W1G 0AE, United Kingdom
Registration closes at 8:00am on 7 May 2026. Late registrations will not be accepted.
The agenda is subject to change at any time
If the event is recorded, we are only able to share presentations that we have received permission to share. There is no guarantee that all sessions will be available after the event, this is at the presenter’s and RSM's discretion.
All views expressed at this event are of the speakers themselves and not of the Royal Society of Medicine, nor the speaker's organisations.
This event will be recorded and stored by the Royal Society of Medicine and may be distributed in future on various internet channels.
