PCR Innovators Day 2025 – Call for Innovations
Hurry and submit your work to the one-day meeting taking place in Paris on Monday 19 May!
What setting could be more fitting than the annual conference focused on advancements in cardiovascular medicine to highlight your contributions? PCR Innovators Day will be held the day prior to #EuroPCR.
This distinctive European forum brings together clinicians, engineers, medical professionals, innovators, MedTech leaders, inventors, investors, venture capitalists, and trialists in the field of Interventional Medicine to connect, share ideas, debate, and network on cutting-edge device-based projects, information technology, and e-Health across Europe and globally.
It's time to submit your best innovations at #PCRID!
- Closed
- Results : end of February 2025
✨Again this year: Your Innovation could receive a generous grant from the Jon Dehaan Foundation
The Jon DeHaan Foundation aims to promote innovation in the field of cardiovascular medicine. Once again this year, it renewed its invaluable support, and is issuing a generous grant to reward the best Innovation presented at PCR Innovators Day 2025.
✨ Discover 6 compelling reasons for submitting to #PCRID
and the ways it will improve your career✨
- Enjoy great visibility and international recognition
- Play a key role in interventional cardiology development
- Get feedback from renowned professionals in your field
- Raise awareness of your area of expertise
- Highlight the science from your region
- Make valuable connections and boost your career
- What are the deadlines for submission?
12 January 2025 (23:59, CET) - Can I revise my submission after it has been submitted?
Yes, you can modify your submission up until the closing date - I have a question regarding my submission(s), whom should I contact?
Please contact [email protected] - When will I know if my submission has been accepted by the Scientific Committee?
Only the submitting author will receive an email notification “Results are online” and is responsible for informing any co-authors.