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Evening programme & entertainment

Anatomical Collections
Start
 8 October 2026
11:15–12:15 | 16:30–17:30

places are limited, with a maximum of 20 people per tour
Registration
please register in person at the venue when you check in
The Munich Institute of Anatomy houses an exhibition collection spanning 342 square meters, with roots dating back to 1865. It has been continuously expanded since then and has been a central part of the Institute of Anatomy since 1907. Housed in a total of 42 display cases and 18 additional units, the collection—comprising over 2,000 specimens and images—offers a systematic overview of all human body organs, as well as a series of animal skeletons for comparative purposes and to illustrate evolution. Numerous individual specimens, anatomical sections, and—above all—historically significant models provide excellent insight into the internal and external structure of the human body and individual variation. The exhibition is rounded off by an overview of medical imaging techniques that offer a clinical perspective on the human body. Prof. Dr. Dr. Reinhard Putz, Professor Emeritus of Anatomy and Past Dean of the LMU medical faculty, will present the collection on 8 October to small groups of up to 20 people.

Please register for these tours at the check-in desk during the conference. Further information about the collection can be found here.
Start
 18:30
Registration
free of charge,  please register in advance
Venue
Anatomische Anstalt
der Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
Pettenkoferstraße 14
80336 München
Germany

F0.81 Mosaiksaal

To mark the start of the first day of the conference, we warmly invite you to join us for a Get-Together. In a relaxed atmosphere, you will have the opportunity to catch up with old acquaintances, get to know new colleagues and get in the mood for the days ahead over light refreshments in the Mosaiksaal.

Start
 12:30
Registration
15 € expected, please register in advance
Experience Munich beyond the conference! As part of the supporting programme, we’re offering you the chance to take part in exclusive city tours and get to know the Bavarian capital from different perspectives.
Three varied tours are planned, including an exciting Cemetery Ghost Tour, which will take you on a fascinating journey through Munich’s history. Further city tours will showcase different facets of the city and give you a unique insight into Munich.
The city tours can be booked as an optional extra alongside your conference participation. Further information on the individual tours, as well as details on how to book them, will follow shortly.
Doors open

Start
18:00
18:30
Registration
39 €, please register in advance
25 € Trainee/Student, please register in advance
Venue
Augustiner Keller
Arnulfstrasse 52
80335 München

Festsaal
Impressions of the ballroom
Please feel free to get a feel for the venue: Augustiner Keller - Festsaal
To round off the third day of the conference, we invite you to join us for a cosy Bavarian Gala Dinner featuring delicious dishes at the Augustiner Keller, where you can reflect on the highlights of the conference so far. Afterwards, enjoy an entertaining evening filled with stimulating conversation.