Medical Student congres in Leiden
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2005-02-04
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Dear Colleagues and partners,
I would like to point your attention to the Leiden International medical Congres, April 7-9 2005 in Leiden.
We would appreciate if you could pass this information on to your (bio) medical students.
More detalis are in the message below.
Nanda de Bruin, International Office, Leiden University
w.m.a.de.bruin@io.leidenuniv.nl
If you require any further information on the conference, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Irma Nijhuis / Secretary
Leiden International Medical Student Congress
E-mail: limsc@lumc.nl
From 7 to 9 April 2005, the fourth edition of the Leiden International
Medical Student Congress (LIMSC) will take place at the Leiden University Medical Centrer (LUMC), the Netherlands.
During this congress, (bio)medical students from all over the world have the chance to present their research results to their peers.
We would be pleased to have students of your faculty taking part in our
congress.
The scientific world is internationalising at a fast pace. It is essential
that studensts become aware of the international character of their future
job as a researcher or doctor. The goal of the LIMSC is two-fold.
Firstly, it aims at creating an international network for young researchers.
(Bio)medical students will have the opportunity to get to know each other
and to learn how their peers from around the world carry out research.
To give students an equal opportunity to participate in the LIMSC, travel
grants are granted to those students who wrote the ten best abstracts.
These grants will be of a maximum of 400 Euro.
Secondly, students will have the chance to formally present their
research results in an oral or poster presentation, which prepares them
for their professional careers. Prizes upto 1500 Euros will be given to
them who had the best presentation. Importantly, it is a congress
organized for students by students.
It is of great importance to show students the global impact that research
can have. That is why we invite prominent researchers to inspire
students by giving a lecture. These keynote speakers are pioneers in
their field of (bio)medical research. In recent years, we have had the
pleasure to host, among others:
* Prof. Robert A. Weinberg (Cancer Research, MIT Boston)
* Prof. Trevor Jones (Director General of the Association of the
British Pharmaceutical Industry)
* Prof. Peter Doherty (Nobel Pricze Winner 1996)
As a means of bringing our congress to the attention of your students we
would appreciate it if you could help us in the following ways. We were
wondering if you could distribute the pasted letter below, which is
addressed to all (bio)medical students, or place an announcement of
the LIMSC in your student newsletter or website. We were also hoping
that you could send us the address of someone willing to distribute
some posters in your faculty. Please let us know
the number of posters you wish to receive. For further information or
questions, please contact us by e-mail.
We would be pleased to welcome your students to our congress. Thank
you in advance for your efforts.
Sincerely yours,
Sofie J.E. van Nues & Daphne van Embden
Public Relations Officers of the Organizing Committee
Leiden International Medical Student Congress
Dear student,
The fourth edition of the Leiden International Medical Student Congress
(limsc) will be organised at the Leiden University Medical Centre
(LUMC), the Netherlands, from 7-9 April 2005. We would like to invite you
to our congress.
Because the scientific world is internationalising at a fast pace, it is
important to become aware of the international character of your future job
as a researcher or doctor.
The goal of the limsc is therefore two-fold.
Firstly, it aims at creating an international network for young researchers
like you. You will have the opportunity to get to know each other and to
learn how your peers from around the world carry out research.
Secondly, you will have the chance to formally present your research
results in an oral or poster presentation, which prepares you for your
professional career.
You can win a reward of up to 1500 Euros for your oral presentation,
and the best abstract will be granted a travelling fee of up to 500 Euros.
Furthermore, international keynote speakers will give presentations on
current developments in their field of research. And most importantly, it is
a congress organized by students for students.
The first day consists of a social programme. In the optional social
programme, international student speakers will have the opportunity to get
to know each other and to visit some of the most beautiful places in
Leiden.
There will be guided tours of the Leiden University Medical Center and of
the city, including a visit to one of Leiden's famous museums. A lunch
and a boattrip through Leiden's canals is also a part of the programme.
Afterwards, there will be drinks with the organizing committee. In the
evening, dinner will be served in a traditional Dutch restaurant. If you are
selected as an international student speakers you can subscribe to this
social programme.
During the following two days, students will present the results of their
(bio)medical research. If you would like the opportunity to give an oral or
poster presentation, you can apply by filling out your personal information
on our website www.limsc.nl (go to Apply) and
attach your abstract (max. 150 words) to this electronic form, before 1
December 2004.
We are looking forward to receiving your applications and we hope to
welcome you at our congress. If you are planning to visit our conference
as a member of the audience, please inform us by e-mail.
If you require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Kind regards,
Irma Nijhuis / Secretary
Leiden International Medical Student Congress
E-mail: limsc@lumc.nl