Join us for this unique event aimed at bridging the gap between clinicians and engineers in the field of medical ultrasound. Our symposium is designed to promote collaboration and knowledge exchange between users and developers of ultrasound equipment.

With the aim of fostering interdisciplinary dialogue, this symposium provides a platform for clinicians and engineers to share expertise, insights, and innovations. By making useful contacts and providing networking opportunities, we aim to stimulate collaborations that will lead to advances in medical ultrasound technology.

The first half of the symposium will feature short presentations from various areas and perspectives of ultrasound. These lectures will present the latest research findings, developments but also problems, providing participants with valuable insights and new ideas. These ideas will be manifested in the second half of the symposium, where you can join a workshop to proactively participate in shaping the next steps in our field.

In the breaks in between, there will be opportunity to grab a coffee and look at various demonstrations of the newest devices and concepts. 

We cordially invite clinicians, engineers, researchers, and anyone with an interest in medical ultrasound to attend and more importantly to participate by preparing a lecture, demo and/ or workshop topic. Don't miss the opportunity to participate in this unique event that will shape the future of medical ultrasound.

Register now and secure your place at this interdisciplinary symposium. Let's break boundaries and drive innovation in medical ultrasound!

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Please note: Photographs will be taken during the event. The photo material is used by the HybridEcho research group and EKFZ for Digital Health for public relations purposes, for example in print media, on the internet or in social media. If you do not want to be photographed, please let us know.