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UK Membrane Trafficking Annual Meeting
History
The UK Membrane Trafficking Meeting began as a roundtable meeting among a handful of researchers in the mid 1990s. Due to its popularity, the UK Membrane Trafficking meeting is now regularly attended by approximately 250 people every year and serves as a wonderful showcase for research excellence in molecular membrane biology.
Promotion of science
The UK Membrane Trafficking Meetings provide an important forum for early career scientists (graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, new group leaders) as well as established investigators to present their exciting (and often unpublished) research findings in an open and supportive community.
Thanks to our Sponsors and Community
The UK Membrane Trafficking Meeting is truly grateful for continued sponsorship from the British Society for Cell Biology. It is through support from the BSCB, as well as the Journal of Cell Science, The EMBO Journal, and amazing people including countless speakers who present and promote brilliant science, that these meetings have sustained such popularity, momentum, and impact across several decades.



UK Membrane Trafficking 2026
Details to follow
UK Membrane Trafficking 2025
270 delegates joined us for our 2025 meeting at King's Strand Campus
This was a wonderful day of talks from PhD students, postdocs and junior group leaders. Thanks to our main sponsor, the BSCB.
Many congratulations to Eleanor Fox (Gershlik lab, Cambridge) and Alex Walker (Cullen lab, Bristol) for winning the EMBO Journal Poster Prizes. Many congratulations to Nikita Zubkoc (Munro lab, LMB) and Jack Stanley (Eden lab, UCL) for wining the J. Cell Sci short talk prizes.





UK Membrane Trafficking 2024
235 delegates joined us for our 2024 meeting at King's Guy's Campus.
This was a wonderful day of talks from PhD students, postdocs and junior group leaders. Thanks to our main sponsor, the BSCB, without whom we couldn't run this meeting. This meeting also marked the retirement of Dan Cutler. Thanks, Dan, for your many, many years of organising and bringing this community together. We also recognised the sad loss of David Stephens, who did so much for our community.
Many congratulations to Alex Van Vilet (Munro lab, LMB) and Katy Yalci (Carroll lab, Bristol) for wining the J. Cell Sci short talk prizes.





UK Membrane Trafficking 2023
235 delegates joined us for our 2023 meeting at UCL Chemistry. We had fantastic talks from PhD students, postdocs and a closing plenary from Gillian Griffiths. Thanks so much for
attending, and thanks once again to BSCB and JCS for sponsorship!



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