Pictures from the 20th European Meeting on Hypertension
The 20th European Meeting on Hypertension was held in Oslo, Norway June 18th - 21st of 2010. The Congress is the largest scientific congress ever held in Norway. Congress-Conference AS was appointed the honorable task as PCO for the meeting, and below you can find som pictures and positive coments we received in the weeks following the congress.
Photo: Torgeir Stegane & Morten Flaten
“Congratulations, Sverre and Krzysztof, for such a successful meeting! You perfectly gathered all ingredients contributing to this success:
- the number of abstracts submitted (1890, corresponding both to the FRAM expedition and the first ski jump in Oslo)
- the number of attendees (5800, corresponding both to the number of e-mails you exchanged for organising the meeting, and the expected total number of citations of the 2007 ESH guidelines)
- the high scientific quality of the meeting
- the excellent organization
- the beautiful city of Oslo and superb countryside
- the original social program
- the sunny weather
- the friendly atmosphere
and so many others...
Many thanks for providing thousands attendees with such a high quality educational and research meeting, while demonstrating the leadership of ESH”
“Thank you very much for all your effort contributing to an outstanding event”
“Congratulations for a most successful meeting in Oslo. Both the scientific and social program were of outstanding quality. The organization of this meeting was an enormous effort for Sverre and his Norwegian colleagues and it worked out very well”
“Let me add my warmest congratulations for the great organization of the meeting. We really enjoyed the high scientific and educational quality of the meeting, your superb hospitality, Oslo and the beautiful landscape. Congratulations also to the President”
“the successful Oslo ESH Meeting will long be remembered for excellent scientific standards and well organized, not to forget the unforgettable social events”
“Congratulations for the excellent job, the unexpected number of participants, the high scientific level, and the hospitality”
