WOC® 2010

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The largest international ophthalmology congress, the World Ophthalmology Congress 2010 (WOC® 2010) will be held in Berlin from 5 ? 9 June 2010.

The largest international ophthalmology congress, the World Ophthalmology Congress 2010 (WOC® 2010) will be held in Berlin from 5 – 9 June 2010.Twenty years after the reunification, the German capital has evolved into one of the most important metropolises in Europe, thus making it the perfect location for the WOC® 2010.

Scientific Program

The WOC offers an outstanding program, containing top world speakers who will present the most recent scientific knowledge and the latest research findings.

More than
• 650 sessions and courses
• 1,100 speakers
• 1,100 posters
• 600 free papers.

Commercial Exhibition

The attractive accompanying commercial exhibition of the WOC offers more than
• 160 international exhibitors from more than 25 countries
• 20 Non Profit Organizations
• 4,300 sqm

We are looking forward to welcoming you to Berlin in June 2010!

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