2nd Biospecimen Research Symposium: Focus on Quality and Standards
Berlin, Germany | February 5-6, 2019

Mercure Hotel MOA Berlin Stephanstr. 41, 10559
Berlin | Germany

In an active effort to focus on the diverse geographical background of its members, ISBER has established a regional meeting series to complement its annual meeting. These focused meetings will feature excellent technical programs on a variety of topics, poster sessions, exhibitions, and social events. 

The ISBER Symposium in Berlin is ISBER's European regional meeting in 2019. The symposium will consist of three plenary sessions, covering all major types of specimens. Throughout the symposium, international biospecimen research experts will present and discuss recent findings and developments in the field. This symposium is a great opportunity for delegates to network and discuss a topic that no other conference in the world covers. 

 More information coming soon!

The ISBER Biospecimen Research Symposium will accept abstracts in the category of biospecimen research and science only. The date to submit Abstracts is September 10, 2018.

The Abstract Submission Deadline is November 19, 2018 at 4:59pm Central European Time

The Registration Fee includes access to all sessions, exhibit hall, and conference meals (where applicable).

Add-on social events to your registration are available such as the Networking Dinner and the Biobank Site Visit. The Networking Dinner will occur in the conference venue with the Biobank Site Visit will be at the Central Biomaterial Bank Charite.

* please note that the above registration fees do not include the 19% VAT Tax. ALL PRICES ARE IN US DOLLARS.

**Technician/Student Rate: To be eligible for this rate, complete your registration online and follow-up with a letter from your program director/supervisor confirming technician/student status to info@isber.org.

The official link to book hotel accommodation at the Mercure Hotel is coming soon.

Mercure Hotel MOA Berlin Stephanstr. 41, 10559
Berlin, Germany

Supported by the German Biobank Node For more information, visit www.isber.org.