Title of Symposium: Adrenal Study Day and Master Class

Organisers: Florian Wernig, Professor Wiebke Arlt and Professor Karim Meeran

Date: 6th February 2026. Time: 09:00-17:00

[[Online zoom penalty registration £38]] [[In Person registration £8 including lunch]]

Venue: LMS and Wolfson Education Centre, Imperial College London, Hammersmith Campus [[location MAP]]

Objective of the Symposium:

The Adrenal Study Day aims to bridge the gap between fundamental endocrine science and practical clinical applications.
We really want you to come in person, which is effectively free as the fee includes lunch and refreshments.
The zoom fee is really for people who cannot possibly come in person, and is the average saved in train fares.
The event will focus on delivering cutting-edge insights into endocrine disorders, with a morning session dedicated to clinical
science and an afternoon session emphasising clinical case discussions.

Time	Programme
08:45	Registration and coffee
09:00	Welcome and Introduction
Session 1	Chair: Professor Wiebke Arlt, Dr Lucas Bouys
09:10	Do we still need AVS in young patients? Dr Zin Htut, Imperial
09:30	Recent advances in adrenal imaging AldoView. Professor Erik Arstadt, UCLH
09:50	Expert Talk: Professor Morris Brown: Medical treatment of primary aldosteronism
10:20	Radiological findings from the WAVE Trial. Dr Jessica Kearny, Bart s; Dr Dan Gillet, Cambridge
10:40	Glucocorticoid-induced adrenal insufficiency. Physiological dose tapering promotes recovery. Dr Katharine Lazarus, Imperial
11:00	Coffee break
Session 2	Chair: Dr Sheba Jarvis, Miss Aimee Di Marco
11:30	Expert Talk: Professor Wiebke Arlt: Steroid metabolomics what is it and how can we implement it in an NHS pathway
12:00	The diagnostic and prognostic role of 18F CETOPET/CT in adrenocortical carcinoma. Dr Ruth Casey, Cambridge
12:20	Combining bulk and single cell RNA sequencing to identify markers of aggressive disease in phaeochromocytomas and paragangliomas. Dr James Crane, King s
12:40	A combined study of serum DLK1 and AgRP levels in adrenocortical carcinoma. Dr James Pittaway, Bart s
13:00	Lunch Break
Session 3	Chair: Professor Fausto Palazzo, Dr Florian Wernig
14:00	Expert Talk: Professor Antoine Tabarin: Lessons learnt from the CHIRACIC trial
14:30	Case 1. Dr Sophie Buckley, Bart s
14:50	Case 2. UCLH
15:10	Case 3. Imperial
15:30	Germline ARMC5 mutation in a patient with Cushing's due to bilateral macronodular adrenal hyperplasia. Maria Batool, King s College Hospital
15:50	Is cure ever possible in metastatic adrenocortical carcinoma? Dr James McFarlane, Cambridge
16:10	Feedback and Certificates

Target Audience:

Endocrinologists, postgraduate students, and researchers interested in endocrine science and clinical applications.

Contact Information

For further details, please contact:

Name: Florian Wernig

Email: f.wernig@imperial.ac.uk, Phone: 07939812122