Join the conversation. Strengthen your skills. Grow your impact.
Access to professional development and research networking should not be a barrier to growth. That is why PI Forum 2026 is offering a 50% discount on virtual registration, making it easier for more clinical research professionals to participate in meaningful conversations, gain practical insights, and connect with colleagues across the research community.
Taking place on November 19–20, 2026, PI Forum brings together professionals committed to strengthening research capacity and supporting the growth of principal investigators across Africa.
Whether you are a Principal Investigator, Sub-Investigator, Study Coordinator, Study Nurse, Study Pharmacist, Data Entry Clerk, or Community Health Worker, PI Forum offers an opportunity to learn, exchange experiences, and explore ways to contribute to stronger clinical research practices.
Why attend virtually?
Participating online allows you to engage with the PI Forum community without the need to travel to the venue. You can access discussions, learn from experienced professionals, and gain perspectives that can support your work in clinical research, all while benefiting from a reduced registration fee.
With 50% off virtual registration, this is an opportunity to invest in your professional development at a more accessible cost.
Be part of the conversation
Clinical research continues to evolve, and building a strong research community requires collaboration, continuous learning, and the sharing of knowledge. PI Forum 2026 provides a space for these conversations to happen, bringing together professionals who share a commitment to improving research practice and advancing clinical research capacity across Africa.
Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of this year’s forum.
Register virtually today and enjoy 50% off your registration fee.
👉 Register here: https://cliniqueresearchng.com/pi-forum/registration/
PI Forum 2026 | November 19–20, 2026
Learn together. Connect meaningfully. Strengthen research capacity across Africa.