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An initiative of the School of Medicine of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, in collaboration with the Hellenic Society of Medical Education, which aims at the collaboration of the Professors of the School with eminent Professors of Europe and the USA, in order to create a network of research, educational, administrative and professional . activity that will upgrade the operation of the School.
The AMF represents a common meeting ground of Medical Science and Innovation with Technology, Society and Industry. It is aimed towards the captains of academia and industry, but at the same time towards the broader society with the goal of highlighting innovative achievements of Medicine and Biomedical Technology, in order to held guide the governmental and industrial planning towards the promotion of Public Health.
The General Secretariat for Greeks Abroad & Public Diplomacy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the School of Medicine, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, are hosting an unprecedented medical congress with the participation of prominent Greek doctors from all over the world (15-17/7/2022). The congress will comprise of the Aristotle Medical Forum 2022 and the 1st International Conference of the Hellenic Medical Diaspora.
The main theme this year is “The Odyssey: from classic to digital” with the goal being to showcase the amazing journey from the teachings, science, and philosophy of Ancient Greece to the digital transformation that we are witnessing today. It will once again represent a common meeting ground of Medical Science and Innovation with Technology, Society, and Industry.
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Venue
Thessaloniki Concert Hall | M2 Building
AMF 2023 will be held at the M2 Building of the Thessaloniki Concert Hall, Convention and Cultural Center.
Designed by the renowned architect Arata Isozaki, M2 (building 2) adorns the city with a unique construction that epitomizes the virtues of modern architecture. Geometrical lines, extended glass surfaces and elements of steel compose an image of imposing simplicity, that comes as an antithetic, yet equivalent complement to the neighboring M1.
Under the auspices of
- Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
- Ministry of Health
- Ministry of Interior | Sector Macedonia and Thrace
Contact person for press matters
Dr. Antonitsis Polychronis
Associate Professor of Cardiothoracic Surgery
+30 6947 077 060
antonits[@]auth.gr
Communication manager for sponsorship issues
Mrs. Vavlouki Dimitra
+30 2310 474400
dimitra[@]medevents.gr
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