We cordially invite you to join the 3rd BIOSTROKE Meeting, taking place at the historic Hohenkammer Castle near Munich from March 15 to 17, 2027.

BIOSTROKE offers a unique platform to advance biomarker science in stroke care and foster interdisciplinary collaboration between experts in stroke biomarker research, cardiovascular medicine, and neuroscience. Bringing together 120 participants, the meeting will facilitate in-depth scientific exchange on the most pressing, unsolved challenges in clinical decision-making with sessions across the stroke care continuum – from acute management to secondary prevention and long-term recovery. The program features talks by internationally recognized leaders, alongside presentations selected from submitted abstracts. The format prioritizes open discussion and informal interactions among scientists of all career levels.

Endorsement by the European Stroke Organization (ESO) and the European Society of Minimally Invasive Neurological Therapy (ESMINT) as well as CME/CPD accreditation are currently in process.

Participation in the conference is limited to 120 attendees, with seats allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. We strongly encourage participation from PhD students, postdoctoral researchers, and scientists from underrepresented backgrounds. To support the next generation of researchers, 30 seats are reserved for early career investigators – including students, postdocs, and residents – at a reduced registration rate. Once these spots are filled, early career participants are welcome to register at the regular rate.

Registration includes:

Access to all talks and poster sessions
Accommodation (single room, 2 nights from March 15-17 2027 at Castle Hohenkammer, Munich)
All meals and coffee breaks (not including extra alcoholic beverages)

This registration link is intended for academic participants and clinicians. Industry representatives who are interested in attending are kindly asked to contact the organizers directly.

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Transport:

By car – arriving from North and South: From the South take the A9 in the direction of Ingolstadt/Nürnberg/Berlin; from the North take the A9 in the direction of Munich. Exit the A9 at junction Allershausen (67) and follow the signs to the left in the direction of Hohenkammer. Leave the roundabout at the second exit and follow the road, via Eglhausen, to Hohenkammer. At the end of the road, at Hohenkammer, turn right onto the B13 in the direction of Ingolstadt. Follow the main road past the church and then turn left onto Petershaser Strasse. You will reach Schlossstrasse on the right after 100 meters. Parking spaces are located directly after the bridge on your left.

By car – arriving from the Munich Airport: Leave the airport and get onto the A92 in the direction of Eching/Munich. Change over to the A9 in the direction of Ingolstadt/Nürnberg/Berlin at the motorway intersection Neufahrn. Exit the A9 at junction Allershausen and follow the above directions.

By taxi: The taxi ride from Munich Airport or Munich’s Central Station to the Hohenkammer Castle takes 30 and 50 min, respectively and costs 85-100 Euros. Visitors should take into consideration the transportation cost and traffic jam when planning their journey.

By train: Take the suburban rail, S2, from Munich’s Central Station in the direction of Ingolstadt and get off at Petershausen. The Hohenkammer Castle is just a few kilometers from Petershausen and easy to reach by taxi.