Dear colleagues,

On behalf of the Organizing Committee, it is our great honor to invite you to the 45th Annual Meeting of the Korean Society of Nephrology (KSN 2025) which will be held at the COEX, Seoul Korea from June 19 (Thu) to 22 (Sun), 2025.

We successfully hosted the APCN & KSN meeting in 2024 thanks to the solid support and interest of all the members. Under the theme of "Promoting Sustainable Kidney

Health: The Asia-Pacific and Beyond,” APCN & KSN 2024 made significant strides in Green Nephrology, hosting sessions dedicated to sustainable kidney care practices within the framework of an eco-friendly congress. In 2025, we are excited to present yet another impactful event that will meet the growing international interest.

Under the theme “Beyond Challenges, Towards Healthier Kidney”, KSN 2025 is designing the best possible program with high quality scientific sessions that will provide a great opportunity for participants to keep up-to-date with the latest research findings in various fields of nephrology including Plenary Sessions with key opinion leaders in the global nephrology community and joint symposia with related societies.

It is the wish of the KSN to have the privilege to share its experience and knowhow with colleagues from all over the world through KSN 2025. We cordially invite the members of the nephrology community to come and share your valuable expertise with us as well as enjoy all the programs we plan to prepare for you at KSN 2025.

Website: www.ksnmeeting.kr

Important Dates:

• Abstract Submission by March 14 (Fri), 2025
• Abstract Acceptance Notice on April 9 (Wed), 2025
• Early Registration deadline by April 30 (Wed), 2025
• Regular registration deadline by May 30 (Fri), 2025

 If you have any inquiries, please contact the secretariat office (office@ksnmeeting.kr).

• Cardiovascular dynamics
• Cardiac ICU and mechanical circulatory support
• Career development
• Case Reports
• Critical Care Nephrology & Hepatology
• Ethics
• Health services research, administration, education, information technology
• Infection, systemic inflammation and sepsis
• Long term outcome
• Metabolism, endocrinology and nutrition
• Neuro critical care
• Nursing science
• Paediatric and neonatal intensive care nursing
• Patient quality and safety
• Pharmacology
• Respiratory Failure
• Resuscitation & emergency medicine
• Team and personal well-being
• Transport​

Dear esteemed colleagues and friends,

It is with great enthusiasm that we extend our warm invitation to you for the upcoming ESOT Congress, set to take place in the vibrant city of London, United Kingdom on 29 June–2 July 2025.
As we gather for this prestigious international event, we will continue the established ESOT tradition of fostering collaboration and innovation across the continent. The focus of the congress will be two-fold: an exchange of knowledge in the ever-evolving field of organ transplantation and a call to arms on the most pressing global challenge of our time – climate change.

Our core congress theme, ‘Nurturing a sustainable transplantation journey’ reflects our commitment to considerate practices and long-term sustainability in both transplantation methods and associated environmental impacts. We will delve into this concept throughout the congress, acknowledging the intersection of environmental stewardship and the advancement of transplant care. With the guidance of an international lineup of experts, we will examine the impact of global warming on each step of organ transplantation and explore innovative strategies to make the whole journey for transplant patients more efficient and environmentally responsible.

London, a city steeped in rich history and cultural diversity, provides an ideal backdrop for our congress. From the iconic landmarks to the cutting-edge medical institutions, London encapsulates the spirit of progress and enlightenment, making it a fitting host for discussions on the future of transplantation.

Join us in London for the ESOT Congress 2025, where we will not only fine-tune our knowledge on the latest medical breakthroughs, but also forge a path towards a greener and more sustainable future for organ transplantation.