Workshops Selection Instructions
For Early and Regular Ticket Holders
- Key Date
- October 31st at 8 PM – You will receive an email containing the link to access the workshop platform. If you haven’t received it, please check your spam folder first, then contact us for assistance.
- October 1st at 8 PM – Workshop selection opens for All Ticket Holders.
- What Your Ticket Includes
- Every participant can book 2 workshops.
- How to Choose Your Workshops
- Press the select button under the workshop of your choice.
- Once selected, the button will turn green, confirming that your selection is saved in our database—no further confirmation needed!
- Ticket holders have 24 hours to adjust their selections based on availability.
- Important notes
- The selection platform will close on October 2nd at 8 PM. Shortly after, you will receive a confirmation email with the workshops you successfully booked.
- Browse through the Workshops below to find the workshops that best suit your interests.
- Once your selection is confirmed in the system, your spot is secured—no additional confirmation is required.
- Be mindful that workshops can fill up quickly, so make your selections early to secure your preferred spots!
Explore our workshops
Thursday, Nov 5th
Neuroanatomy: A Few Millimeters, A Different Diagnosis
The most complex structure in the known universe fits inside the skull — and the map is more revealing than most clinicians give it credit for. Why does a lesion in one tract produce weakness, while a lesion millimeters away produces numbness instead? This workshop revisits neuroanatomy not as memorization, but as the functional logic quietly underlying every neurological exam ever performed.
Date & Time: Nov 5th, 12:00-14:00 (2h)
Number of participants: 15
Language: English
Location: TBA
VascuEnd2End
Master the fundamentals of vascular anastomosis through a concise theoretical introduction and immersive hands-on practice on real animal vessel models. Learn essential vascular suturing techniques and refine your precision in a realistic surgical setting. Participation requires a valid certificate confirming prior completion of a knots and sutures course.
Date & Time: Nov 5th, 15:00-17:30 (2,5h)
Number of participants: 10
Language: English
Location: TBA
Mastering lasers in modern ophthalmology
Explore how laser technology continues to transform modern eye care. Gain an understanding of laser-tissue interactions, treatment planning, and optimal parameter selection across both anterior and posterior segment applications.
Date & Time: Nov 5th, 18:00-19:00 (1h)
Number of participants: TBA
Language: English
Location: TBA
Fibroscan. The Number the Liver Won't Say Out Loud
Liver disease often progresses silently — until fibrosis becomes irreversible. How does Fibroscan measure liver stiffness without a needle or a biopsy, and how far should that number really be trusted? This workshop breaks down the physics behind transient elastography and its growing role in hepatology workflows, from fatty liver disease to chronic hepatitis staging — a technology quietly reshaping decisions that once relied on invasive sampling.
Date & Time: Nov 5th, 15:00-17:00 (2h)
Number of participants: 10
Language: English
Location: TBA
Fractures. Not Every Break Heals the Same Way
A fracture on a screen is only the beginning of the decision — the real question is what happens next. Cast or fixation? Plate, screw, or nail? This workshop walks through the clinical reasoning behind fracture management, weighing stability, healing potential, and complication risk against the options on the table. The kind of judgment call that turns a diagnosis into a treatment plan.
Date & Time: Nov 5th, 16:00-18:00 (2h)
Number of participants: 12
Language: English
Location: TBA
DNA extraction. What's Left When You Strip Away Everything Else
Every diagnosis, every genetic test, every forensic breakthrough starts with one deceptively simple step: isolating clean, intact DNA from a biological sample. What actually happens at the molecular level to separate DNA from proteins, lipids, and cellular debris? This hands-on session revisits a technique most clinicians assume they understand, until they’re asked to explain exactly why it works.
Date & Time: Nov 5th, 17:00-19:00 (2h)
Number of participants: 8
Language: English
Location: TBA
High-stakes decision making in ocular trauma
Master the critical first steps of ophthalmic emergencies. Learn rapid triage, initial stabilization, and management protocols for severe ocular injuries through real-world case scenarios.The workshop combines practical experience with the theoretical foundations of cerebrovascular anatomy and physiology. No previous ultrasound experience is required.
Date & Time: Nov 5th, 19:00-20:00 (1h)
Number of participants: TBA
Language: English
Location: TBA
Behind the White Coat: Healing What You Carry
You’re trained to heal others — but what about the wounds you brought with you? Behind every future doctor is a person who has survived something hard, and medicine rarely gives you space to process it. In this workshop, a clinical psychologist guides medical students through the trauma we don’t talk about. This isn’t therapy. It’s the conversation medical school forgot to have.
Date & Time: Nov 5th
Number of participants: TBA
Language: English
Location: TBA
Thursday, Nov 6th
A Gut Feeling: Upper GI Endoscopy
Step into the scope control room to practice spatial navigation, tissue inspection, and the core diagnostic maneuvers required in upper endoscopy.
Date & Time: Nov 6th, 12:00-14:00 (2h)
Number of participants: 12
Language: English
Location: TBA
Cervical and transcranial doppler ultrasound of carotid artery
This hands-on workshop introduces medical students to the basics of cervical and transcranial Doppler ultrasound through supervised practical training. Participants will learn ultrasound equipment handling, probe positioning, and the standard examination protocol while performing Doppler examinations on volunteer models to identify the carotid, vertebral, and major intracranial arteries.
The workshop combines practical experience with the theoretical foundations of cerebrovascular anatomy and physiology. No previous ultrasound experience is required.
Date & Time: Nov 6th, 14:00-16:00 (2h)
Number of participants: 8
Language: English
Location: TBA
Rethinking the Pediatric Exam
Kids aren’t just small adults — and treating them takes a completely different diagnostic mindset. Why do identical symptoms mean entirely different things in a two-year-old versus a teenager? This session unpacks the clinical reasoning that defines pediatric medicine: age-specific presentations, developmental nuance, and the subtle red flags separating a benign illness from something far more serious — the kind of instinct rarely taught explicitly, yet assumed by everyone.
Date & Time: Nov 6th, 16:00-18:00 (2h)
Number of participants: 20
Language: English
Location: TBA
Thursday, Nov 7th
Beyond the Scalpel: Electrocautery & Hemostasis Workshop
Discover the fundamentals of electrocautery and modern hemostasis through live demonstrations and hands-on practice. Build confidence in surgical energy devices while learning safe techniques to control bleeding and improve precision in the operating room.
Date & Time: Nov 7th, 9:00-11:00 (2h)
Number of participants: 15
Language: English
Location: TBA
When Waiting Kills: Red Flags in the Surgical Emergency
Every surgeon has felt it — that split-second doubt: operate now, or watch a little longer? This workshop is built around the signs you cannot afford to miss, the subtle shifts in a patient’s condition that separate a life saved from a life lost. You’ll leave with a sharper internal alarm system, one that knows the difference between “watch and wait” and “operate now.” Because in surgery, the danger isn’t just missing the diagnosis — it’s missing the moment.
Date & Time: Nov 7th, 13:00-15:00 (2h)
Number of participants: 15
Language: English
Location: TBA
Who Goes First? The Impossible Math of Triage
In disaster medicine, medical teams must respond to complex situations, rapidly assess patients, prioritize care, and work with limited resources. Through realistic disaster scenarios, this interactive workshop explores triage, team coordination, and critical decision-making in high-pressure environments.
Date & Time: Nov 7th, 14:00-16:00 (2h)
Number of participants: TBA
Language: English
Location: TBA
Written in Chromosomes: Decoding the Diagnosis Hidden in Your DNA
Every genetic disease leaves a fingerprint — you just have to know where to look. In this hands-on workshop, you become the detective: given real karyotypes, you’ll hunt for the missing piece, the extra copy, the broken structure that tells the story of a diagnosis before a single symptom is described.This is genetics, cracked wide open.
Date & Time: Nov 7th
Number of participants: TBA
Language: English
Location: TBA
Thursday, Nov 8th
Read My Lips: Hyaluronic Acid Essentials
Step into aesthetic medicine. Master soft-tissue injection planes and anatomical safety while crafting balanced, natural-looking lips.
Date & Time: Nov 8th, 10:00-12:00 (2h)
Number of participants: 10
Language: English
Location: TBA
Med School Blind Spots: What They Don’t Teach You in Medical School (But Should)
Being a doctor means more than knowing medicine. Through interactive role-play and hands-on leadership and management activities, discover the skills that medical school often overlooks: from leading a team and communicating effectively to making decisions under pressure and navigating real-life clinical challenges.
Date & Time: TBA
Number of participants: 20
Language: English
Location: TBA
From Student to Surgeon: Hands-on Local & Free Flaps
A beginner-friendly, hands-on workshop tailored for medical students, introducing the fundamentals of local and free flaps through guided practice and clear, practical steps.
Date & Time: TBA
Number of participants: 15
Language: English
Location: TBA
Breast Reconstruction Reloaded: Beyond the Basics
A sharp, modern take on breast reconstruction, exploring bold techniques, key decisions, and aesthetic mastery.
Date & Time: TBA
Number of participants: 20
Language: English
Location: TBA
Straight to the glass slide
Fresh out of the OR, straight to the microtome! Have you ever wondered what happens in a pathology lab? Come and see (and do it) for yourself! Get your hands dirty and prepare the macroscopic piece for the microscopic examination!
Date & Time: TBA
Number of participants: 12
Language: English
Location: TBA
From Code to Care: Modern Pulse Oximetry with Embedded Systems
An interactive workshop that approaches pulse oximetry from a technical perspective. Build your own pulse oximeter prototype and see the code and circuits behind SpO₂ and pulse measurement.
Date & Time: TBA
Number of participants: 20
Language: English
Location: TBA
A furry friend a day, keeps the sadness away
Discover the power of animal-assisted therapy and explore how our four-legged friends can support emotional well-being, reduce stress, and bring joy to everyday life. Learn about the benefits of animal-assisted interventions while interacting with these little heroes yourself in a fun, engaging, and heartwarming experience!
Date & Time: TBA
Number of participants: 20
Language: English
Location: TBA
Infertility. The Question Behind Every Fertility Journey
Behind every fertility journey is a complex web of hormonal, anatomical, and systemic causes. Where does the diagnostic workup actually begin, and how confidently can male-factor, female-factor, and unexplained infertility be distinguished in practice? This workshop unpacks the clinical approach to a condition that touches countless patients, yet remains persistently misread even by those treating it.
Date & Time: TBA
Number of participants: 20
Language: English
Location: TBA
When Silence Is the Warning Sign: Decoding the Quiet Presentations of Emergencies
Airways close fast, bleeds don’t wait, and ENT emergencies demand decisive action under pressure. What’s the correct first move when a patient presents with sudden airway compromise or uncontrolled epistaxis? This workshop sits with that split-second decision — the one so many clinicians outside ENT hope they’ll never have to make alone.
Date & Time: TBA
Number of participants: 15
Language: English
Location: TBA