AEIMS 2023 - iv Vesalius triennial

Thank you for joining us in-person for the Vesalius Triennial - AEIMS 2023 Congress.

The Vesalius Triennial - AEIMS 2023 Congress has officially come to an end.

We would like to thank all of you - our AEIMS members, Congress faculty and delegates, Vesalian friends and our partners and sponsors - for contributing, attending, and supporting this year's Congress.

You can see a selection of the Workshop and Scientific Programme pictures (Photographer Guy Kleinblatt) on our Social Media

Stay tuned as we look forward to meeting you in-person again for AEIMS2024 and for the special 5^th Edition of Vesalius Continuum in 2026.

We again thank the 2023 Organizing committee: Marc De Roeck, Pascale Pollier, Ann Van de Velde, Francis Van Glabbeek, and Bob Van Hee for their hard work.

Meet the Artists

Our Academic Partners

Liverpool School of Art and Design

BIOMAB - Biological and Medical Art in Belgium

University of Dundee Centre for Anatomy and Human Identification - Medical and Forensic Art

Zurich University of the Arts Scientific Visualization

Hochschule Luzern Design & Kunst

MAET - Medical Artists' Education Trust

About Aeims

In 1986 The Association Européenne des Illustrateurs Médicaux et Scientifiques (AEIMS) was founded in Strasbourg. Its aims were to bring together artists, illustrators and sculptors working in medical education and the life sciences.
AEIMS meets somewhere in Europe each year, usually linking the conference with one of the European training institutes. The meeting is always great fun and increasingly worthwhile as the years pass.

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All members are professional experience with proof of publication as demonstrated by their portfolio.
Active members generally includes those who make much of their living by freelancing or by employment. All members are required to be sponsored by two members or by the Membership Committee.
Active Members receive all the benefits available to AEIMS members, are eligible to vote and may hold office in the association.

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