About the conference
Organised by
Central-Eastern European Sepsis Forum
Patron of the Conference
Prof. Béla Merkely - Rector of Semmelweis University
Scientific and Organizing Committee
Prof. Zsolt Molnár, Budapest, Hungary - Conference Chair
Zoltán Ruszkai, Budapest, Hungary - President of SepsEast
Prof. Jan Benes, Plzen, Czech Republic - Past President of SepsEast
Krisztina Madách, Budapest, Hungary - Chair of the Scientific Committee
The registration fee includes
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entrance to the congress premises
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congress materials
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refreshments during the congress
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lunch on Friday and Saturday*
*depending on registration type
Does not include accommodation.
Does not include transportation.
Does not include admission to the social program.
Payment of registration fee
Payment by bank transfer or credit card
Upon successful registration, we will immediately send you a payment request (proforma invoice) to the email address provided with the payment details for bank transfer (SEPA) or credit card payment.
After the fee has been credited to the account, the organizer will issue a tax document (billing invoice) for the payment, which will be sent to the registered email address.
Payment on site
Payment by credit card is possible on site. Late registration fee always applies when paying on site.
Cash payment is not possible.
Semmelweis University - Ceremony Hall (Markusovszky Lajos Hall)
The Ceremony Hall (Markusovszky Lajos Hall) at Semmelweis University in Budapest is an elegant and highly representative historical venue, ideal for prestigious academic and professional events. Its refined interior, generous proportions, and architectural detailing create a dignified yet inspiring atmosphere, perfectly suited for international conferences, plenary sessions, and ceremonial occasions.
With a seating capacity of up to 448 participants and a total area of approximately 616 m², the hall comfortably accommodates larger audiences while maintaining an intimate and focused setting. Located within one of Europe’s most renowned medical universities, the Ceremony Hall provides an exceptional backdrop for scholarly exchange, collaboration, and the sharing of knowledge.
