24th Annual Meeting of the International BFM Study Group
The 24th Annual Meeting of the I-BFM held in Kiel last week (May 17-19, 2013) is over and was a success. Over 470 delegates registered from 47 countries.
We have received very positive feedback not only on the Scientific Programme, but the whole Meeting in general. This success was in part due to commitment of all organisation parts. The Annual I-BFM Meetings always have a unique atmosphere and stimulate scientific discussions on pediatric leukemia and lymphomas as well as international cooperation extending beyond the limits of national borders and across continents. Participants of previous meetings have repeatedly pointed out how this meeting has become one of the best forums in the world for collaborative clinical and scientific research in childhood leukemia and lymphoma.
We have prepared the full Meeting photo gallery - visit www.ibfm2013.org, the Photo gallery section. Remind your meetings with colleagues and friends in Audimax as well as both social events held in Maritim Bellevue Hotel and beautiful "Winkelscheune" in the Open Air Museum in Molfsee.
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