Here is the feedback for the Blood Brain Barrier meeting on July 17th 2007. Feel free to add your comments if you were at this event (or if you did not attend, let us know what you would like from this sort of meeting.

Euroscicon’s comments
Overall, the number of delegates was a little disappointing, but those who were present appeared to be very interested and good questions and discussion occurred following all the talks and all speakers gave very good, clear talks. Unfortunately, there were no posters for this event which was disappointing and we are keen to encourage our more junior members to submit abstracts for poster presentation and the best poster prize.

From the Feedback forms
Most of the delegates were very happy with the meeting, and would consider coming to this meeting again or to another Euroscicon meeting

Comments on the venue and catering
Very good facilities
Good lecture theatre
Spacious and comfortable
Everyone was very happy with the catering

Other techniques/areas people want to hear about
Infectious disease interactions with the BBB
BBB models
Computer imaging

About Euroscicon
“Staff very friendly and helpful”
We did get one comment that the event was very expensive without the early registration discount. I would like to stress here that this is a conscious decision made by Euroscicon to encourage early registrations. If you find that you have just missed the early registration deadline for any of our events we would be happy to discuss a reduction in the fee, as we would never want to discourage delegates from attending an event due to post deadline prices, but would like to encourage early registration for administrative purposes

Other meetings we are considering
Euroscicon are now considering an event on “The pathology associated with endothelial dysfunction”. If anyone is interested in attending or speaking at this meeting please email our managing director sharacohen@euroscicon.com who would be happy to discuss this with you further

With many thanks to everyone who participated in this successful event, your comments here are very welcome.

Gail

Dr Gail Whiting