organised by the Hungarian Division of the International Academy of Pathology
Visegrád, May 25-27, 2017
This year the 9th Technology Transfer conference organized by the IAP Hungarian Division in the Silvanus Hotel in Visegrád, between May 25-27, focuses on colorectal cancer screening related pathology diagnostics. Plenary lectures will be held by well-known European gastrointestinal pathologists: Professors Arzu Ensari, Fred Bosman and Iris Nagtegaal. During the three slide seminars precursor lesions, epithelial and non-epithelial tumors will be presented and discussed. Additionally, a session will be dedicated to sharing established colorectal cancer screening programs’ experiences among Central-European countries.
Poster presentations are accepted and the winner of the best poster award will be invited to participate at the next Technology Transfer Meeting for free.
I am pleased to invite you to the Meeting on behalf of Hungarian Division of the IAP and I look forward to seeing you soon in Hungary.
Yours sincerely,
Janina Kulka
Course Director
President of IAP HD
| President | Janina Kulka |
| Secretary | Lilla Madaras |
| Past President | Zsuzsa Schaff |
| Treasurer | Gabriella Arató |
Barna Bogner, Germany/Hungary
Fred T. Bosman, Switzerland
Gábor Cserni, Hungary
Ondrej Daum, Czech Republic
Arzu Ensari, Turkey
Snjezana Grazio, Slovenia
Andrzej Mroz, Poland
Iris Nagtegaal, The Netherlands
Zsolt Orosz, UK/Hungary
Tamás Strausz, Hungary
Chairman: Janina Kulka
Members: Lilla Madaras, Peter Pogány, Glória Radvánszky
Hotel Silvanus
H-2025 Visegrád, Fekete-hegy
https://hotelsilvanus.hu
Visegrád is one of the gems of the Danube Bend to the north of Budapest.
Archeological findings provide evidence that the settlement has been inhabited since ancient times and that its importance first grew under the Roman Empire. Later it became a residence of princes, known as Visegrád.
In the 14th century Visegrád developed rapidly. During the reign of the renaissance King Matthias extravagant construction started. The palace complex evolved, enriched with late-Gothic elements.
With the arrival of steamboat traffic on the Danube in the early 19th century, a new chapter opened in the history of Visegrád.
Today the Danube Bend is an outstanding holiday resort and recreation area where the mountains, the river, and the flat lands meet. The buildings of the former Visegrád fortress are museums, while the excavated and reconstructed parts of the former Royal Palace host castle games during the summer.
Visegrád is further linked to the so called ‘Visegrád Four’ or V4, which is the alliance of the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia. The Group was formed in Visegrád on February 15, 1991, with the aim to intensify mutual co-operation and friendship between the four states.
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