| Date | 17 October 2025 |
| Location | Quadram Institute, Norwich |
| Attendance | 71 |
| Funding used | £1,037.33 |
This symposium brought together researchers working across genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics and metabolomics to explore functional multi-omics approaches and foster interdisciplinary collaboration.
Testimonials
“The organisation and atmosphere were exceptional, creating a highly enjoyable and productive experience for participants.”
“The combination of expert talks, hands-on sessions, panel discussions, and posters provided something valuable for everyone.”
Impact and Outcomes
The symposium increased awareness of AIBIO-UK within the multi-omics community and strengthened connections between researchers across disciplines. It also laid the foundation for a larger-scale Multiomics Conference planned for Summer 2027. To support this next phase, follow-on funding applications will be developed for organisations such as the Microbiology Society and FEMS. Building on the networks and collaborations established through the symposium, the future conference will facilitate continued interdisciplinary engagement, knowledge exchange, and community development within the multiomics field.