Organizers
Under the auspices of
Scientific Programme
The Scientific Programme will be organized as plenary reports, symposia, workshops, oral communications and poster presentations sessions. Every presentation will be assigned a limited amount of time, as follows:
Plenary reports
Leading experts in the fields of Laboratory Medicine have accepted our invitation to deliver plenary reports at the 1st Congress of the RAML and bring Congress delegates up-to-date on these fascinating topics.
Free communications – Posters and Oral Communications
Oral presentations and posters will be classified by topic and each topic will be assigned a specific congress day (Wednesday - Friday).
Since the programme gives ample time to poster viewing and discussion with their presenters, poster sessions will evolve in true scientific markets.
Language
The official languages of the congress will be English and Romanian.
Plenary reports
Leading experts in the fields of Laboratory Medicine have accepted our invitation to deliver plenary reports at the 1st Congress of the RAML and bring Congress delegates up-to-date on these fascinating topics.
Free communications – Posters and Oral Communications
Oral presentations and posters will be classified by topic and each topic will be assigned a specific congress day (Wednesday - Friday).
Since the programme gives ample time to poster viewing and discussion with their presenters, poster sessions will evolve in true scientific markets.
Language
The official languages of the congress will be English and Romanian.
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plenary reports - 20 minutes |
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oral communications - 10 minutes |
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poster presentations - 5 minutes |
Social Programme
A comprehensive social programme will be arranged for the participants. It will include the Welcome Reception on June 24th, Dinner on June 25th, and Farewell Party on June 26th.
Post-Congress tour (optional)
The post-congress tour on Saturday, June 27th, will include a visit at Corund and Biertan. Corund village is well-known for its traditional pottery and for the use of cobalt blue introduced by the Germans during the eighteenth century. Biertan is among the oldest rural settlements in Transylvania, its existance being documented since 1283. It is also one of the most important Saxon villages with fortified churches in Romania. It has been on the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites since 1993.
The fee for the tour is 100 RON.
Post-Congress tour (optional)
The post-congress tour on Saturday, June 27th, will include a visit at Corund and Biertan. Corund village is well-known for its traditional pottery and for the use of cobalt blue introduced by the Germans during the eighteenth century. Biertan is among the oldest rural settlements in Transylvania, its existance being documented since 1283. It is also one of the most important Saxon villages with fortified churches in Romania. It has been on the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites since 1993.
The fee for the tour is 100 RON.