August 2025
The Constanta Summer School represented an important academic and professional gathering,
bringing together participants from diverse backgrounds with a shared interest in
advancing medical knowledge and clinical practice. The event provided a balanced combination
of theoretical sessions, practical workshops, and interactive discussions, fostering
both learning and collaboration among attendees.
Throughout the program, participants benefited from the expertise of distinguished
lecturers and trainers, who ensured a high academic standard and encouraged the exchange
of ideas across various fields of interest. The atmosphere was dynamic, collegial,
and strongly oriented toward professional growth and continuous education.
Beyond the scientific content, the Summer School also succeeded in strengthening professional
networks and international cooperation, creating valuable opportunities for future
collaborations. Overall, the Constanta Summer School can be regarded as a well-organized
and impactful event that contributed significantly to the professional development
of its participants and to the promotion of academic excellence.
September 18–20th, 2025; Euroson School GIUS Berlin
BICUS and Campus-ACADEMY hosted the 2nd Euroson School in Gastrointestinal Ultrasound from September 18–20th in 2025. Twelve speakers from 3 countries (Germany, Norway, and Romania) presented
a broad spectrum of ultrasound diagnostics, particularly in the intestines. A hands-on
area with 10 workstations offered excellent opportunities to practice to the 52 participants
from 22 countries. Selected IBD patients were given live demonstrations by local colleagues.
The entire gastrointestinal tract was covered in ultrasound anatomy, examination techniques,
and pathology. The participants gained many ideas for their future work.
An evening spent together on the River Spree in pleasant late summer weather showed
Berlin at its best to the guests. The Euroson School was excellently organized by
the Campus-ACADEMY team, and the course directors, Professor Gilja and Professor Nürnberg,
agreed to repeat this program for international participants in 2 years.
