With the health and safety of our participants in mind, EfCCNa will closely monitor the Covid-19 pandemic. Health and safety protocols might need to be set to meet all local regulations at the time of the Convention. More details will follow in due time.
Apply to volunteer at the Congress!
- Volunteering is a great way to meet new people, get connected and network with scientists and professionals dedicated to the various aspects of clinical cell analysis
- You will be given free access to the EfCCNa 2021 Congress
- You will gain practical experience in the organisational aspects of conferences
- Volunteers play an integral role and contribute to the success of the meeting
- You will receive a Certificate of Assistance
The Call for Volunteers including more information on the tasks, the working schedule, qualifications and requirements can be (pre-)ordered from the Congress Organisers, Babette Schmidt, Your Conference Support, b.schmidt@yourconferencesupport.com.
Abstracts
The Abstract book will be sent to registered participants approx. 1 week before the Congress. Due to environmental reasons the abstracts will not be printed as part of the Programme book. The individual abstracts can also be consulted in the Congress app.
Certificate of attendance
A certificate of attendance stating the number of contact hours will be available online on your personal registration page after the Congress.
Congress language
The official conference language is English.
Dress code
The dress code during the entire meeting is “smart casual”.
Internet
Wireless internet is available at no charge throughout the congress venue.
Insurance
Delegates are advised to arrange adequate travel, health and other insurance before they leave their home country. The Organising Committee and the Conference organisers will not be liable and will not compensate for any damage incurred to participants during the meeting.
Programme changes
The organisers reserve the right to adjust or change the programme as necessary.
Smoking Policy
Smoking is not permitted at the congress facilities. Smoking is not allowed in all enclosed spaces in The Netherlands including offices, restaurants and pubs.
