Vienna, Austria

ESTRO 2025

It is my great pleasure to invite you back to Vienna, Austria for ESTRO 2025 which will take place from 2 to 6 May. Building on the huge success of previous congresses in this vibrant city, situated ideally in the centre of Europe, we will convene the radiation oncology community for five days of learning, collaborating and connecting. 

The ambition of ESTRO to further reinforce radiation oncology as a key partner in multidisciplinary cancer care, and to guarantee accessible and high-value radiation therapy for all cancer patients who need it, is expressed in the society’s vision statement for 2030: ‘Radiation Oncology. Optimal Health for All, Together.’

Continuous evolution and refinement of radiation oncology is one important path of innovation to achieve this goal. ESTRO 2025 will put an emphasis on breakthrough research and innovation. Such revolutionary innovation is happening within our discipline, and even more opportunities open by collaboration and partnership with neighbouring and even distant fields of research. With this aim, the congress theme is Transformative Innovation Through Partnership. The programme will focus on how all stakeholders can learn from each other and cooperate to push the boundaries of radiation oncology and multidisciplinary cancer care in general. The theme will be reflected throughout the programme via state-of-the-art sessions.

The programme will emphasise interaction between audience and faculty, making top-level science accessible for all attending. Featuring panel discussions, pitch sessions and debates, the programme will connect the whole radiotherapy community. Leaders in the field will share their work and knowledge via symposia and teaching lectures. Joint sessions with partner associations will connect delegates with new communities and increase the reach of the ESTRO population. Nurturing those starting out in their careers remains a pillar of the society and therefore the Young Track will continue to provide educational activities focussed on those in the earlier stages of their careers. All sessions will promote collaboration between faculty and audience.

ESTRO strives to showcase the top-level scientific work being carried out by the radiation oncology community. With this in mind, the best abstract submitted to each track will be celebrated in a best proffered paper session. Other sessions will showcase the latest trial results. In addition to these highlight sessions, ESTRO will recognise the top-tier abstracts submitted to the congress. The highly popular mini-oral sessions will continue, enhancing the visibility of submitted research, while poster discussion sessions offer a platform to showcase work. We will continue to emphasise the interdisciplinarity of the ESTRO scientific programme by calling for abstracts which are of interest to a broad range of disciplines.

The main purpose of the ESTRO annual congress is to disseminate the latest science within the world of radiotherapy but also to reach out to the larger medical community and society in general. We will be increasing our communication of the breakthrough science via social channels and the press both during and after the congress. This will ensure engagement for those presenting at ESTRO 2025 far beyond the congress itself.

Networking with corporate partners is always invaluable. ESTRO 2025 will host Europe’s largest industry exhibition in radiation oncology. It will offer you a unique opportunity to interact with industry leaders and to find out about the latest innovations in the field.

We look forward to welcoming you in Vienna.

With warm regards,

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     Matthias Guckenberger  

             ESTRO President
            ESTRO 2025 Chair

 

Matthias Guckenberger (CH) – Chair of the Congress & Chair Interdisciplinary Track

  • Frank-André Siebert (DE) - Chair, SAG Brachytherapy
  • Icro Meattini (IT) - Chair, SAG Clinical Radiotherapy
  • Christian Richter (DE) - Chair, SAG Radiation Physics
  • Monica Mangoni (IT) - Chair, SAG Radiobiology
  • Maeve Kearney (IE) - Chair, SAG Radiation Therapy
  • Dylan Callens (BE) & Daniel Portik (RO) - Chairs, Young track

Pierre Blanchard (FR), Luca Boldrini (IT), Monica Buijs (NL), Catharine Clark (UK), Emmanouil Fokas (DE), Morten Horsholt Kristensen (DK), Coen Hurkmans (NL), Barbara Alicja Jereczek-Fossa (IT), Anna Kirby (UK), Laure Marignol (IE), Vratislav Strnad (DE), Bartek Tomasik (PL), Uulke van der Heide (NL),

SAG FOR BRACHYTHERAPY

Frank-André Siebert (DE) - Chair

Asa Carlson Tedgren (SE), Alfonso Gomez de Iturriaga (ES), Jean-Michel Hannoun-Levi (FR), Christian Kirisits (AT), Peter Niehoff (DE), Primoz Petric (CH), Alex Stewart (UK), Vratislav Strnad (DE), Luca Tagliaferri (IT), Kari Tanderup (DK), Piotr Wojczesiek (PL)

SAG FOR CLINICAL RADIOTHERAPY

Icro Meattini (IT) - Chair

Nicolaus Andratschke (CH), Pierre Blanchard (FR), Jean-Emmanuel Bibault (FR), Pierluigi Bonomo (IT), Charlotte Coles (UK), Frances Duane (IE), Corinne Faivre-Finn (UK), Emmanouil Fokas (DE), Giulio Francolini (IT), Susan Lalondrelle (UK), Remi Nout (NL), Piet Ost (BE), Gitte Person (DK), Mateusz Spalek (PL), Birgitte Vrou Offersen (DK)

SAG FOR RADIATION PHYSICS

Christian Richter (DE) - Chair

Christian Richter (DE), Ane Appelt (UK), Marianne Aznar (DK), Christoph Bert (DE), Jenny Bertholet (CH), Catharine Clark (UK), Cristina Garibaldi (IT), Eduard Gershkevitsh (EE), Robert Jeraj (SL), Nuria Jornet (ES), Stine Korreman (DK), Tomasz Piotrowski (PL), Lorenzo Placidi (IT), Jan Jakob Sonke (NL), Edmond Sterpin (BE), Daniela Thorwarth (DE), Lisanne van Dijk (NL), Dirk Verellen (BE)

SAG FOR RADIATION THERAPY

Maeve Kearney (IE) - Chair

Sophie Boisbouvier (FR), Monica Buijs (NL), Celeste Oliveira (PT), Brayden Geary (AU), Pia Krause Møller (DK), Michelle Leech (IE), Mirjam Mast (NL), Philipp Scherer (AT), Rita Simões (UK), Filipa Sousa (BE), Yat Man Tsang (CA)

SAG FOR RADIOBIOLOGY

Monica Mangoni (IT) - Chair

Jan Bussink (NL), Anthony Chalmers (UK), Ananya Choudhury (UK), Franziska Eckert (AT), Francesco Marampon (IT), Apostolos Menegakis (NL), Michele Mondini (FR), Pierre Montay-Gruel (BE), Paul Span (NL), Bartek Tomasik (PL), Cläre Von Neubeck (DE), Marie-Catherine Vozenin (CH)

YOUNG ESTRO

Dylan Callens (BE) & Daniel Portik (RO) - Chairs

Dora Correia (CH), Danielle Fairweather (UK), Marta Giżyńska (NL), Morten Horsholt Kristensen (DK), Fatjona Kraja (AL), Steven Petit (NL), Ghizela Ana Maria Salagean (RO), Jan Timmermans (BE), Bartek Tomasik (PL)

ESTRO 2025 Programme Journeys

The ESTRO annual congress has the largest scientific programme for any radiation oncology meeting in Europe. It can be daunting to work your way through this programme to identify topics of interest to you.

The ESTRO Scientific Council is continuing its initiative of offering Programme Journeys to guide newcomers and highlight clear programme paths through the various tracks for attendees with shared interests at ESTRO 2025.

Each Programme Journey provides you with a tailor-made, interdisciplinary programme to follow across the congress tracks on a specific topic.

The ESTRO focus groups have developed Programme Journeys on these 15 topics:

  • AI in RT
  • Breast
  • CNS
  • Dosimetry & QA
  • FLASH
  • Gynaecology
  • Head & Neck
  • Lower and Upper GI
  • Lung
  • Positioning & Immobilisation
  • Reirradiation
  • SBRT
  • Skin & Soft Tissue
  • Spatially Fractionated RT (SFRT)
  • Urology

 

The Journeys programmes are now available through the searchable programme platform

You can follow any Programme Journey of interest. 

On 3 and 4 May, Programme Journey Meet and Greet sessions will be organised during lunch time to allow journey participants to network and to meet ESTRO focus group representatives who developed these journeys. Registration for Meet & Greet sessions is required. 

Meet & Greet Schedule

Date Time Topic Room
Saturday, 3 May 12:55 - 13:25 Head & Neck Stolz 1
12:55 - 13:25 AI in RT Business 1-2
12:55 - 13:25 CNS Stolz 2
12:55 - 13:25 Dosimetry & QA Business 3-4
  13:30 - 14:00 Breast Stolz 1
13:30 - 14:00 FLASH Business 1-2
13:30 - 14:00 Lower and Upper GI Stolz 2
13:30 - 14:00 Positioning & Immobilisation Business 3-4
Sunday, 4 May 12:55 - 13:25 Lung Stolz 1
12:55 - 13:25 Gynaecology Business 1-2
12:55 - 13:25 Reirradiation Stolz 2
12:55 - 13:25 Skin & Soft Tissue Business 3-4
  13:30 - 14:00 SBRT Stolz 1
13:30 - 14:00 Urology Stolz 2

 

We also invite you to consult two itineraries of interest: The sustainable itinerary and the Health Services Research (HSR) itinerary.

On site at ESTRO 2025 in Vienna

You may pick up a sticker to place on your badge for the programme journey that you intend to follow.

Programme journey stickers will be available near the badge printing area. We invite you to pick up a sticker. This is intended to help you in identifying fellow participants partaking the same journey as you and hence, helping you connect with other participants who share your interests.

Furthermore, you will have the option to join WhatsApp groups via a QR code specific to the journey that you are taking to receive information and connect and engage with fellow participants throughout the congress. The WhatsApp groups will be managed by the focus groups in question so, we anticipate that this will be a valuable way to connect during the congress. Use this opportunity to develop your own network at the ESTRO 2025 congress in Vienna!

We look forward to your participation in ESTRO 2025. Please monitor this page for more information on the programme journeys.

Emmanuel van der Schueren Award

  • Dirk Verellen (BE) - "Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much"
    • 3 May - 14:15-14:40 - Plenary Hall

Jens Overgaard Legacy Award

  • Michael Baumann (DE) - "Radiation oncology in the 2030s"
    • 3 May - 14:40-15:05 - Plenary Hall

Claudius Regaud Award

  • Marie-Cathrine Vozenin (CH) - "Thinking outside of the box to transform radiation sciences"
    • 4 May - 14:15-14:40 - Plenary Hall

Iridium 192 Award

  • Ina Jürgenliemk-Schulz (NL) - "Generating value together: opportunities and challenges"
    • 4 May - 14:40-15:05 - Plenary Hall

Klaas Breur Award

  • Corinne Faivre-Finn (UK) - "Women in radiation oncology leadership: Shaping the future"
    • 5 May - 14:15-14:40 - Plenary Hall

Interdisciplinary Award

  • Elizabeth Miles (UK) - "Raising quality in radiotherapy together"
    • 5 May - 14:40-15:05 - Plenary Hall

Lifetime Achievement Awards

  • Ben Heijmen (NL), Corrie Marijnen (NL), Vincent Favaudon (FR)
    • 2 May - 17:00-18:00 - Plenary Hall

Honorary Member Awards

  • Isabel T. Rubio (ES) - Symposium: "Breast cancer in young patients" 
    • 4 May - 15:15-16:30 - Plenary Hall
  • Umesh Mahanshetty (IN) - Symposium: "Brachytherapy for cancer re-irradiation: The best tool in the shed?" 
    • 4 May - 15:15-16:30 - Strauss 3
  • David Palma (CA) 
    • To be presented at ESTRO 2026

Donal Hollywood Award & Best Proffered Papers

  • 5 May - 11:40-12:45 - Plenary Hall
  • Donal Hollywood Award: "EMBRACE Collaborative Group:  EMBRACE II - a multicenter prospective interventional cohort study on IGRT-IMRT+cisplatin+MR-IGABT in locally advanced cervix cancer: overall results" - Richard Pötter (AT) on behalf of the EMBRACE Collaborative Group
  • Best Clinical Paper: "FAST-Forward nodal substudy: 5-year normal tissue effects following 1-week versus 3-week axillary radiotherapy for breast cancer (ISRCTN19906132)" - Adrian Murray Brunt (United Kingdom)
  • Best Interdisciplinary Paper: "Advancing the ESTRO-HERO cost tool for innovative treatment costing and flexible resource allocation" - Quentin Bouchez (Belgium)
  • Best Physics Paper: "Predictive modelling of contrast-enhancing brain lesion risk after proton or photon radiotherapy" - Martina Palkowitsch (Germany)
  • Best Radiobiology Paper: "The role of homologous recombination factors PSMC3IP and RAD54L as regulators of stemness and radioresistance in patients with HNSCC" - Annett Linge (Germany)
  • Best RTT Paper: "APRT Analysis for Online Adaptive Radiotherapy Contouring and Adaptor Model Evaluations Using Time-Driven Activity-Based Costing" - Robbie Beckert (USA)

Young Researcher Awards

The ctRO, phiRO, tipsRO Young Researcher Awards are presented under the auspices of ESTRO’s journals, Clinical & Translational Radiation Oncology (ctRO), Physics & Imaging in Radiation Oncology (phiRO), and Technical Innovations & Patient Support in Radiation Oncology (tipsRO). Abstracts accepted for presentation at ESTRO 2025, by authors under 40 years of age, are considered for these awards.

  • The winners will be announced during the Young Networking Event on 5 May from 17:00 to 18:00 in room Strauss 3.

ESTRO-Elekta Brachytherapy Award

  • "Implant-based patient identification using electromagnetic tracking: A novel, automated solution to prevent patient mix-ups in breast brachytherapy" - Christopher Dürrbeck (DE)
    • 4 May - 10:30-11:30 - Strauss 3

GEC-ESTRO Best Junior Presentation Award

  • "Target volume definition and organ at risk delineation in HDR brachytherapy for rectal cancer - consensus-based GEC-ESTRO guidelines" - Anne Valkenburg (NL)
    • 3 May - 17:00-18:00 - Strauss 3

ESTRO 2025 has been accredited with 22 European CME credits (ECMEC®s) by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME®). The EACCME® is an institution of the European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS), www.uems.eu.

Each medical specialist should claim only those credits that they actually spent in the educational activity. Delegates should ensure that their badges are scanned for each session they attend.

After the congress, delegates will receive the post-congress email where they can complete the CME evaluation. The CME certificate will then be sent via email.

Through an agreement between the European Union of Medical Specialists and the American Medical Association, physicians may convert EACCME® credits to an equivalent number of AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™.  Information on the process to convert EACCME® credits to AMA credits can be found at https://edhub.ama-assn.org/pages/applications.

Live educational activities occurring outside of Canada, recognised by the UEMS-EACCME® for ECMEC® credits are deemed to be Accredited Group Learning Activities (Section 1) as defined by the Maintenance of Certification Program of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada.

Information regarding the conversion of EACCME® credits

Credit will be converted based on one (1) hour of participation equalling one credit for all activities. Physicians wishing to convert EACCME® credits to AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ will be required to access the AMA website at https://edhub.ama-assn.org/pages/applictations to obtain the necessary paperwork and instructions. Physicians and other health care professionals will be required to pay a processing fee to the AMA.

For other countries, please contact the relevant national/regional accreditation authority.

Important Notice

There are an increasing number of fraudulent websites impersonating ESTRO 2025 and we would like to warn all participants to be aware of possible scams and strongly advise that you only use you only use official ESTRO channels for registration, event information, and bookings.

How can you travel green to Vienna? 

When planning your trip to Vienna, consider alternatives to flying. Choose train travel wherever possible—train journeys can reduce your carbon footprint (per km) by up to 5 to 42 times compared to air travel. Several resources are available to help you find the best train routes from your location to Vienna. Enjoy the journey and travel sustainably!

 

Trip Planner

Discover options for train travel within the UK, Europe, and worldwide with this helpful resource:

 

Night Trains

From cities like Brussels, Amsterdam, Paris, Berlin, Rome, Milan, and Zürich, night trains offer comfortable, overnight journeys to Vienna. The NightJet network connects numerous European cities with Vienna, allowing you to relax and arrive refreshed.

“I am enthusiastic about the ÖBB Nightjet minicabins, which I have used multiple times between Hamburg and Vienna. I love having my own private space with a window, couch, small table, and comfortable sleeping arrangements. There’s even the luxury of coffee and breakfast served in the cabin in the morning.”
Prof. Kari Tanderup, Aarhus University Hospital, Denmark

 

Buying Train Tickets in Europe

These websites allow you to purchase train tickets across Europe:

 

Your Sustainable Actions in Vienna 

Vienna is committed to sustainability, and the congress venue supports these efforts. Here’s how you can contribute:

  • Use public transportation: Plan to stay close to the congress venue or within reach of public transit. Vienna’s extensive system includes two nearby underground stations (U2: “Messe/Prater” and “Krieau”).
  • Biking options: Vienna offers a city-wide bike rental service with a station right outside the venue. Bikes are available 24/7 at any of the 120 stations across the city.
  • Walking: The congress venue is centrally located, making it accessible on foot from many parts of the city. St. Stephen's Cathedral, for instance, is a scenic 40-minute walk away.
  • Minimize waste: Recycle by using the provided bins at the venue, and avoid bottled water by drinking the high-quality tap water available throughout Vienna.
  • Choose vegetarian meals: Choosing plant-based meals can reduce food waste, especially in restaurants.

ESTRO is also committed to sustainability. We are reducing printed materials, using the conference app as much as possible, and no longer providing congress bags to delegates.

 

What the Venue is Doing 

The Messe Wien Exhibition & Congress Centre is certified with the Austrian Ecolabel for Green Meetings and Events. Here’s how they’re contributing:

  • Centrally located and easily accessible by train
  • Directly connected to public transport
  • Nearby hotels within walking distance
  • Rent-a-bike stations and bike lanes in front of the venue
  • Partnering with certified Green suppliers
  • Using sustainable cleaning agents and eco-certified paper
  • Waste management and recycling, including LED lighting and well-water for toilets
  • Provides post-event data on waste and energy usage for calculating CO2 footprints
  • Drinkable tap water is available throughout the entire venue.

For more on the sustainability efforts at Messe Wien, visit their sustainability page.

 

Section prepared by the ESTRO Green Task Force

ESTRO welcomes the interest of the press in cancer issues and is happy to provide assistance to journalists attending the ESTRO 2025 from 2-6 May 2025 in Vienna, Austria, or using the congress online platform, as a resource in their coverage of cancer issues.

You can now view the onsite interviews here: 

 

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  1. PRESS REGISTRATION

The congress is open to bona fide representatives of print and electronic media. Press registration is free of charge to journalists who meet the criteria outlined in this section.

Journalists are required to submit appropriate supporting documents as part of the registration process including:

  • a valid and recognised press card
  • a commissioning letter on headed paper from a recognised news organisation or publication, and two recently published by-lined articles for freelancers.

Registration for the ON SITE congress in Vienna:

The original of the press card or of the commissioning letter will also have to be presented at the conference registration desk together with a valid passport or ID-card.

Media registration in advance is strongly recommended. The documents should be sent, together with the media registration form, to the ESTRO office, by email: communications@estro.org (with scanned documents).

The media registration form can be downloaded by clicking here.

Press registration is not available to Industry or its public relations representatives or event management, nor to media outlet managers, marketing, sales or communication representatives. They are however welcome to register as regular attendees or visitors.

Business cards or membership cards from news media, communications, or writers’ organisations are not sufficient to establish eligibility.

Journalists must register in person. Applications for media registration made via pharmaceutical, marketing or public relations companies will not be considered.

Information regarding media registrations belongs to ESTRO. Past and current media lists are not available to be given, rented or sold.

The ESTRO Office reserves the right to withhold approval of press registration and press accreditation if the applicant does not satisfy the required criteria, or if the form is sent without the requested supporting documents. The decision of the ESTRO Press Office is final regarding all press registration requests.

  1. EMBARGOES.

The ESTRO 2025 abstracts will go up online on the congress website one month before the congress at www.estro.org and can be reported from that time onwards.

  1. PICTURES, FILMING AND RECORDING

Video or audio recordings is:

  • allowed in the common areas (entrance hall and corridors) with the prior consent of the organisers
  •  strictly prohibited in the exhibition and in the meeting rooms. Most of the sessions are recorded and available to anyone registered to the congress.

Photos and screenshots taken during the congress are subject to protection of intellectual property, image and privacy rights:

  • Presenters are the sole proprietors of the content they disclose at ESTRO events (data, photographs, slides, etc) therefore any use of elements or data of their presentation must be referenced appropriately (citing the event, session and presenter’s name)
  • It is the responsibility of presenters to notify the audience of any restrictions on photographing the content they are presenting. The announcement will be made at the beginning of each presentation.

Any public dissemination of photos or videos taken at ESTRO 2025 must mention the said event (e.g. ESTRO 2025 or ESTRO Congress).  Commercial use of images taken at the congress is strictly forbidden.

The official ESTRO logo may not be added to any videos, recordings, photos etc. from the congress without the ESTRO’s prior written approval.

4. SOCIAL MEDIA

Communicating about the ESTRO Congress by way of social media is encouraged within embargo restrictions.

The hashtag for the congress is #ESTRO25. 

Follow ESTRO at:

​5. THIRD PARTY PRESS EVENTS AND MATERIAL

Companies wishing to organise a news conference during the congress should send a request in writing to the ESTRO office, by email: communications@estro.org. It is not permitted to schedule press events, either on or off site, to coincide with the key ESTRO 2025 sessions.

There are two types of media materials and events permitted at the ESTRO meeting:

1. Those that pertain to presentations being made at the meeting in oral or poster sessions

2. Those that relate to products/services offered by companies exhibiting at the meeting
 

1. Media materials pertaining to presentations in oral or poster sessions

The programme for any third-party news conference should be submitted to, and agreed by, the ESTRO Communication Office before any invitations are sent out. This applies to any media event, regardless of whether it is held on or off site.

Third party press releases must be labelled clearly with the abstract number, time and date of presentation at the congress, and submitted to, and agreed by, the ESTRO Communication Office before they are issued to the media. 

Third party press materials are not permitted outside the exhibitor’s booth.

Third party media materials (including press releases, media invitations, flyers and posters) must not contain the logos of ESTRO, and they must not be presented in any way that suggests endorsement by ESTRO.

2. Media materials relating to products/services offered by exhibiting companies

Media materials that do not relate to an oral or poster presentation at the meeting, and instead are designed to give information about products that exhibiting companies wish to promote at the meeting are permitted on two conditions: 1) they are submitted to and approved by ESTRO Communication Office prior to the start of the meeting, and 2) they are distributed from the exhibitors’ booth.

These media materials must not contain the logos of ESTRO, and they must not be presented in any way that could suggest endorsement by ESTRO.

  1. NATIONAL SOCIETIES AND ORGANISATIONS’ PRESS EVENTS

Any national society or local organisation planning to organise press activities needs to inform the ESTRO office at the earliest opportunity. The programme for any national society or local organisations’ news conference should be submitted to and agreed by the ESTRO Communication Office before any invitations are sent out. This applies to any media event, regardless of whether it is held on or off site.

National societies and organisations press releases must be labelled clearly with the abstract number, time and date of presentation to the congress, and submitted to, and agreed by, ESTRO Communication Office before they are issued to the media. If the press release is not in English, an outline of a few sentences in English will be requested.

If the media event and/or press release for a national society or local organisation is unrelated to a specific abstract or scientific session, then the content must be discussed with the ESTRO Communication Office and approved before any plans are finalised or media invitations issued. The ESTRO Communication Office’s decision on whether or not to allow these events to take place will be final.

National societies and organisations media materials (including press releases, media invitations, flyers and posters) must not contain the logos of ESTRO, and they must not be presented in any way that could suggest endorsement by ESTRO unless they are part of a media programme joined with ESTRO.

ESTRO does not make media lists available to any third-party organisations.

If you have any questions, please contact the communications unit at the ESTRO office, by email: communications@estro.org

An exhibition featuring equipment and medical publishers will be held in the Exhibition area. The exhibition will open on Friday evening with the Networking evening and will remain open to the visitors from Saturday to Monday. Entrance is free for all registered participants. Companies and publishers who would like to participate in the exhibition may obtain more detailed information from the ESTRO Office.

 

Please find here:

 

If you have any questions about the exhibition & sponsorship opportunities, please contact:

Hande Van Gestel

hyilmaz@estro.org

To find out Frequently Asked Questions 

If you are unable to find what you are looking for, please feel free to contact us at events@estro.org.

Important Notice

There are an increasing number of fraudulent websites impersonating ESTRO 2025 and we would like to warn all participants to be aware of possible scams and strongly advise that you only use the official ESTRO channels for registration, event information, and bookings.