Earn CME credits 24/7 with both live and on-demand views during March 3-7. A total of 40 credits are available!
Have a look what ECR 2021 has to offer and dig deep into our live and on-demand programme.
The Scientific Programme brings you a rich and diverse assortment of lectures, from educational sessions exploring basic to advanced levels in all subspecialties, to New Horizons and State of the Art Symposia, topped off with workshops, quizzes and much more.
ECR's famous 'In Focus' programme will once again put the spotlight on a topic that goes beyond radiology and will feature international experts focusing on physical and mental wellbeing.
Pay special attention to our Plenary Lectures given by renowned radiologist Hedvig Hricak, world-renowned geneticist Josef Martin Penninger and famed mountaineer Thomas Bubendorfer. .
On January 18, 2021, the ECR's 2022 PPC held its inaugural session to discuss new topics for the New Horizons Sessions, State of the Art Symposia, Special Focus Sessions and Professional Challenges Sessions. Numerous proposals have already been provided by the scientific subcommittees. Meet your 2022 programme planning team on our new digital brochure site!
Founded in 2005, by merging the European Congress of Radiology (ECR) and the European Association of Radiology (EAR), the European Society of Radiology (ESR) is an apolitical, non-profit organisation dedicated to strengthening and unifying European radiology.
With 121,608 members across the globe, it has grown to become the largest radiological society in the world and hosts one of the biggest and most innovative scientific meetings in Europe, the European Congress of Radiology, in Vienna each year.
The Society works closely with national radiological societies across Europe and further afield, while establishing relationships with major international organisations from other related fields. It also monitors developments on the EU level which could have an impact on research and practice in radiology, with the best interests of the patient as its overriding goal.
The mission of the European Society of Radiology is to serve the healthcare needs of the general public by supporting scientific research, education and training while constantly striving to improve the quality of radiological practice.
Please browse through our FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) or use our page's search function to see if your query has already been answered. For direct contacts regarding your enquiry please see the relevant subpages (e.g.: ESR Membership, Congress Registration, Exhibition,..). For a general contact to the ESR, please click here.
