PhiZ & Co will be at this year’s RAREsummit

On Wednesday 7 October 2026, 300 minds from across the rare disease community will gather at the Wellcome Genome Campus for the 8th RAREsummit – a unique opportunity to make connections, exchange ideas, and openly debate possibilities. If you work in rare disease science, healthcare, research, innovation, policy, funding, advocacy, or live with a rare condition, this is an event not to be missed. We are excited to announce that PhiZ & Co will not only be exhibiting, but also running a creative workshop. If you're attending RARESummit, we'd love to meet you. Please do stop by our stand, join the workshop (15:35–16:25; Session C), or simply come and say hello :)

Image shows logo for the RARE Summit and under text saying exhibitor it shows the PhiZ & Co logo in a hexagon in the middle.

On Wednesday 7 October 2026, 300 minds from across the rare disease community will gather at the Wellcome Genome Campus for the 8th RAREsummit – a unique opportunity to make connections, exchange ideas, and openly debate possibilities. If you work in rare disease science, healthcare, research, innovation, policy, funding, advocacy, or live with a rare condition, this is an event not to be missed. 

We are excited to announce that PhiZ & Co will not only be exhibiting, but also running a creative workshop. Focusing on the barriers people face across the rare disease landscape, we will explore these challenges and consider how the community can work together to overcome them through a creative platform centred around the question:  

"If Only I Knew...What would make rare disease research work better for you?"

If you're attending RARESummit, we'd love to meet you. Please do stop by our stand, join the workshop (15:35–16:25; Session C), or simply come and say hello. 

We look forward to seeing you there. 

Phil and Liz 

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For more details about the workshop, please read our blog: https://www.cambridgenetwork.co.uk/blog/phiz-co-raresummit-2026-starting-conversation



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