European Students Conference
The European Students' Conference (ESC) is an international scientific conference held annually for a week in October . Run by a team of mostly medical students, ESC is one of the largest student-run biomedical scientific conferences worldwide. It takes place at the Charité Medical School in Berlin, Germany. From the 21st to the 24th September 2011 the conference will be held for the 22nd time and its theme is: "Perspectives and Challenges in Regenerative Medicine".
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