DORIAN GRAY at ESC Congress 2026

6 Aug 2026

DORIAN GRAY will be represented at ESC Congress 2026, taking place from 28 to 31 August 2026 in Munich, Germany, and online.

Organised by the European Society of Cardiology (ESC), also partner in Dorian Gray, the annual Congress brings together the global cardiovascular community to present the latest scientific findings, exchange knowledge and explore developments that could help improve cardiovascular research and clinical practice. The 2026 scientific programme will connect science, policy and practice across cardiovascular specialties, with a particular spotlight on the growing role of artificial intelligence in cardiovascular care.

 

Discovering DORIAN GRAY at the EU-funded projects stand

Throughout the Congress, participants will be able to learn more about DORIAN GRAY at the dedicated EU-funded projects stand. Visitors will have access to information about ESC-led projects through QR codes, offering an accessible way to discover their objectives, activities and opportunities for involvement. DORIAN GRAY will be among the projects presented, providing Congress participants with an opportunity to explore its work on the complex connections between cardiovascular and brain health.

This year, the stand will also feature a new interactive quiz designed to help participants navigate the different EU-funded initiatives led by the ESC. The quiz will help participants explore which EU funding and project pathway best matches their profile, interests and objectives. Based on their answers, they will receive tailored information about relevant ESC-led projects, including DORIAN GRAY, and learn more about how they can get involved.

Through this interactive format, visitors will be able to identify projects that are particularly relevant to their professional background and interests while discovering opportunities to engage with European cardiovascular research and innovation.

 

A DORIAN GRAY podcast from the Congress

A DORIAN GRAY podcast will also be recorded during the Congress. The recording will provide another opportunity to raise awareness of the project and communicate its work to a wider audience. Further information about the podcast will be shared once available.

By presenting the project through accessible digital resources, an interactive activity and a dedicated podcast, the Congress will offer several opportunities for participants to discover DORIAN GRAY and its contribution to research at the intersection of heart and brain health.

 

Further information about ESC Congress 2026, including registration and the scientific programme, is available here.

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