APRIL 10-14, 2022

Dear Ladies and Sirs, Dear colleagues,

We are delighted to inform you that the EUROMEDLAB Congress in Munich, Germany has been rescheduled to April 10-14, 2022.
Following the recent postponement, this new date has been chosen based on the recommendation by the organizing committee and members of the IFCC and EFLM Executive Boards also taking into account both congress venue and hotel space availability. Suitable space was not available during the fall of 2022.
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Dr. Katherina Psarra, eNews Editor, opens this November issue with the following words: "Dear colleagues, We are all so excited to finally have the opportunity to meet in person at the end of the month in Munich at our EuroMedLab congress. We have missed this personal contact so very much. IFCC has been present in our lives throughout this time when we were physically apart. Emails featuring IFCC arrive in our inbox quite often. IFCC is organizing interesting new webinars. IFCC is putting together the Town Halls. We have been in touch, but it will be so more wonderful when we meet in Munich. Of course, some of the sessions will be available online, for all of you who cannot attend in person and members of the committees and workshops can participate online if they cannot attend. Try to be present either way, try to be in the congress! In this issue, our President Prof Adeli is presenting the 2022 General Conference in Brussels and the new IFCC Taskforces on Global Reference Interval Database and on Outcome Studies in Laboratory Medicine. David Julius and Ardem Patapoutian, from the United States, share the 2021 prize in Medicine or Physiology for their work on sensing touch and temperature. Read about this sensational scientific discovery in this eNews issue and perhaps you will then want to find more information in the literature. Have you submitted your best practice to the UNIVANTS of Healthcare Excellence Award Program? Don’t miss the opportunity to share your research and cooperation results with the scientific community and to be rewarded for it. A report of the 4th Journées Francophones de Biologie Médicales in Rennes, Britanny, France includes information about this historic city and its surroundings, together with the scientific information presented during that conference. Till the next issue don’t forget to look at the wonderful autumn colours!... and to go through all of our articles.
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