Cambridge, renowned for its rich academic heritage and innovative research culture, stands as an unparalleled location for hosting GRC. Nestled within this historic city are world-leading universities, including the esteemed King’s College, Cambridge, offering state-of-the-art facilities and a conducive environment for scholarly exchange. With its vibrant academic community and access to cutting-edge resources, Cambridge provides a stimulating backdrop for interdisciplinary collaboration and knowledge dissemination. Moreover, the city’s global reputation as a hub for scientific and intellectual inquiry attracts top researchers and thought leaders from around the world, fostering diverse perspectives and fostering groundbreaking discoveries. By choosing Cambridge as the venue for GRC, participants benefit from an inspiring setting that encourages the cross-pollination of ideas and facilitates transformative research outcomes.

Situated in the heart of Cambridge, England, King’s College offers a picturesque setting steeped in centuries of academic heritage. Additionally, the college’s iconic chapel, renowned for its Gothic architecture and cultural significance, provides a unique and inspiring backdrop for conferences, seminars, and other academic gatherings. 

King’s College boasts a notably distinguished standing across various academic disciplines, including the humanities, law, sciences (encompassing diverse health fields such as psychiatry, medicine, nursing, and dentistry), and social sciences, including international affairs. The University of Cambridge and University of Oxford are the two English ancient universities and share many common features, hence they  are jointly referred to as Oxbridge.

King’s College, Cambridge emerges as an ideal location to host GRC 2024, promising a memorable and productive gathering for all participants.