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STAR programme – The Schering and Siemens AG Training in Advances in Radiology: 15-16 June 2002

The teaching faculty and the organizers pose in front of the STAR Programme banner at Hyatt Saujana, Subang, Selangor

by Dr Evelyn Ho

The STAR programme is an international educational forum sponsored by Schering and Siemens. Its aim is to present cutting-edge developments in radiology for practising radiologists. The programme is held regularly on a regional basis and normally involves 2 days of lectures by eminent independent experts from all fields of radiology. 

For more information on the programme, past and future events, abstracts or the STAR newsletter, please visit www.star-program.com 

This year the programme was held in Hyatt Regency Saujana, Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia on the 15-16 June 2002. A total of 158 radiologists, radiographers and allied radiology professionals registered for the educational forum. 

Ms Janet Low, the Executive secretary of the College of Radiology presenting a momento to Dr U Josef Schoepf at the closing ceremony of the STAR Programme

From left to right: All smiles as Ringertz, Schoepf and Herold try
out their new “ties”. The ties from the College of Radiology were presented to all the members of the Teaching Faculty

Delegates to the STAR programme chatting while awaiting for the first lecture of the morning

Professor Jeffrey Weinreb chatting with Dr Sathyamoorthy, the President of the College of Radiology. Professor Weinreb had the stamina to hold 2 workshop sessions on MRI of the abdomen (consecutively) on the final afternoon of the programme!

Volunteers from Schering “manning” the registration counter

Professor Hans and Mrs Ringertz
at the Speakers’ Dinner

Professor Christian Herold is equally adept at holding
his chopsticks as he is in Chest Radiology!

Prof Alexander Margulis is a highly respected radiologist with special interest in gastrointestinal radiology.

 

 

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