Queen Mother Conference Centre

The Royal College of Physicians is one of the foremost international providers of medical education and information. The College was founded in 1681. Part of the building was designed by Robert Adam and dates back to 1771. It is home to one of the oldest medical libraries in the world with 50,000 volumes some dating back to the 15th century. During the Science Festival, the ESRC Innogen Centre will be hosting a discussion with Professor Joyce Tait, CBE on the possible success and complications of personalised medicine “New Drugs, New Benefits - The Future of Biopharmaceuticals”

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Queen Mother Conference Centre
Royal College of Physicians
9 Queen Street
Edinburgh
Tel: 0131 225 7324

How to get there
The Conference Centre is accessed from the main entrance to the College on Queen Street. It is five minutes walk from the St Andrew’s Square Bus Station and ten minutes walk from Waverley Station.
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Accessibility
No lift
Disabled access is available from the North Thistle Street Lane entrance Assistance with prior notice – 0131 225 7324

Wheelchair accessible toilets