An annual essay competition inviting submissions that explore current challenges or advances in Cardiology. Entries should demonstrate critical thinking and a strong understanding of the evidence base. Both clinical and academic perspectives are welcome, and interdisciplinary approaches are encouraged.

Poster competition open to those with original work in ENT. Posters are judged on scientific merit and presentation. Entrants should clearly present their methodology, key findings, and implications for clinical practice. Visual clarity and accessibility are also considered in judging.

Write a reflective or evidence-based essay on a set question in Cardiothoracic Surgery, judged by a panel of experts. Submissions should show originality of thought and the ability to synthesise complex topics for a broad medical audience. Previous winners have gone on to publish in peer-reviewed journals.

Open call for essays addressing clinical, ethical, or scientific themes in Cardiothoracic Surgery. We welcome entries from applicants at all stages of training and encourage submissions that tackle emerging debates or propose novel solutions to longstanding challenges in the field.

Recognises excellence in Neurology through clinical practice, teaching, or research contributions. Nominees should have a track record of sustained achievement and a demonstrable impact on patient outcomes, education, or the broader specialty. Self-nominations are not accepted.

Poster competition open to those with original work in Emergency Medicine. Posters are judged on scientific merit and presentation. Entrants should clearly present their methodology, key findings, and implications for clinical practice. Visual clarity and accessibility are also considered in judging.

Awarded to individuals who have made outstanding contributions to Dermatology during their career or training. The selection panel considers clinical excellence, leadership, innovation, and commitment to the specialty. Supporting evidence and testimonials strengthen nominations.

Open call for essays addressing clinical, ethical, or scientific themes in Neurophysiology. We welcome entries from applicants at all stages of training and encourage submissions that tackle emerging debates or propose novel solutions to longstanding challenges in the field.