I’m back from a really enjoyable week in Strasbourg, where I attended MICCAI 2026 and presented my PhD work at the Doctoral Symposium.
The poster session was a great experience. I had the chance to talk about my research, hear different perspectives and meet researchers working on medical AI and related areas. The Gala Dinner was another highlight, a much more relaxed setting to catch up with people after busy conference days.
But this trip wasn’t only about the conference. I was there with my family, so we tried to make the most of Alsace too. We walked around Strasbourg and Petite France, took the bus tour, visited Colmar, spent a full day at Europa-Park, crossed the Rhine into Germany, and tried plenty of local food along the way.
Looking back, I think that balance is what made the week special. Good scientific discussions, new people, beautiful places, lots of walking, lots of food, and most importantly, good family memories.
Strasbourg was definitely a good one.
The poster session was a great experience. I had the chance to talk about my research, hear different perspectives and meet researchers working on medical AI and related areas. The Gala Dinner was another highlight, a much more relaxed setting to catch up with people after busy conference days.
But this trip wasn’t only about the conference. I was there with my family, so we tried to make the most of Alsace too. We walked around Strasbourg and Petite France, took the bus tour, visited Colmar, spent a full day at Europa-Park, crossed the Rhine into Germany, and tried plenty of local food along the way.
Looking back, I think that balance is what made the week special. Good scientific discussions, new people, beautiful places, lots of walking, lots of food, and most importantly, good family memories.
Strasbourg was definitely a good one.