Diagnostics for Low and Middle-Income Countries Conference 2026

30 June 09:00 to 1 July 17:30

Reuben College

The Diagnostics for Low and Middle-Income Countries (Dx4LMICs) Conference at Reuben College is now in its fourth year.

See the current programme (regularly updated)

Our Conference brings researchers who are passionate about developing and deploying diagnostic tools to improve the healthcare of underserved populations to hear from, and interact with, experts who share this passion. Dx4LMICs is always popular with graduate students from Oxford and has a friendly and inclusive atmosphere; this year, based on feedback, we will be introducing additional interactive elements to our conference to make it even more enjoyable and useful for all attendees.

This year, we are focusing on Diagnostics for a Changing World and will examine themes ranging from climate-resilient diagnostics to data sovereignty.

Dx4LMICs is free for researchers from Oxford University and graduate students.

Diagnexia

Diagnexia is a digital-first pathology partner delivering subspecialist-led reporting to NHS and private healthcare providers. With built-in AI quality checks and seamless LIS and PACS integration, we help teams improve diagnostic confidence, maintain turnaround times, and strengthen capacity without disrupting existing workflows.

College of American Pathologists Foundation

The College of American Pathologists Foundation is the philanthropic arm of the College of American Pathologists (CAP), the world’s largest organization of board-certified pathologists. The Foundation works to advance patient care, strengthen the pathology profession, and expand access to diagnostic services through education, global outreach and community-based health initiatives. By connecting pathologists with communities, patients, and healthcare partners, it supports programs that improve understanding of the vital role pathology plays in diagnosis, prevention, and treatment.

Diagnostics for the Real World (DRW)

Our mission is to serve the large, unmet need in resource-limited settings and provide innovative, high performance, easy to use diagnostics under "real world" conditions to support clinical services for people in real need. DRW technology also meets the rapidly growing needs in the developed world where the advantages of point-of-care testing are spurring its popularity.

Diagnostics for Low and Middle-Income Countries Conference 2026

Supported by Diagnexia, College of American Pathologists Foundation, and Diagnostics for the Real World

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