Eduard-Alexandru Bonci, Faculty Member at European School of Oncology, shared on LinkedIn:
1. “Budapest, 29–31 August 2025 – the first-ever European School of Oncology College Convention
I’ll confess: lately I’ve felt a bit of social media burnout, but some moments are too meaningful not to share.
This event wasn’t just a convention – it felt like a book of stories, laughter, and connection.
Some say videos and quick reels grab attention – and yes, a picture speaks a thousand words. But in today’s world of Social Media and AI, I believe universes are born from words, emotions, and the human touch. And in Budapest…we created many.
Highlights
- ESO College Council and Working Groups Family and Friends – where careers and friendships grow side by side.
- ‘Doing a Fellowship Abroad’ Workshop – which I had the joy of co-leading with Silvia Brotea-Mosoiu, helping overcoming challenges and futures feel bigger.
- Oncopedia – OncoQuiz with Miloš Grujić and the GrandMaster Moderator, Riccardo A. Audisio – proof that learning and science can come with a big smile.
- Dinner on the Danube – where Budapest itself became part of our memories.
- A treasured moment: receiving Alberto Costa’s autograph on ‘Umberto Veronesi: The Man in the White Coat’ – a reminder of the legacy that continues to inspire.
- And of course, the countless conversations and shared smiles – the little things that turn colleagues into friends.
This ESO College Convention also came with a personal milestone: I’m truly proud to share that, together with my brother and partner in ‘PubMed crimes’ (Miloš Grujić), I have recently been appointed Faculty Member of the ESCO.
Special gratitude to Alberto Costa, Alexandru Eniu, Corinne Hall, Alice Ciocchini, and Dolores Knupfer – and to everyone whose presence and work made these days unforgettable.
Thank you, European School of Oncology, OncoDaily, and the National Institute of Oncology (Magdolna Dank MD) for hosting not just a meeting, but a universe of moments.
Until the next story we write together…”
2․ “SPECIAL POST alert
from the first-ever European School of Oncology College Convention (Budapest, 29–31 August 2025)
I’ve never been so moved or impressed by any work as I have by the dedication of Georgina Fröhlich and the Pediatric Oncology Radiotherapy Unit at the National Institute of Oncology (Budapest, Hungary).
Their dedication is extraordinary, and anyone – whether from the richest or poorest country – who wants to truly understand the pediatric patient experience in oncology should learn from them and transform their own practice.
You cannot even imagine what some LEGO pieces can do for these little heroes – this is a story worth sharing widely.
And to the the LEGO Group / LEGO Education / Niels B. Christiansen – their story deserves your attention.”
Proceed to the video attached to the post.
Amil Družić, Oncology and Radiotherapy Resident at the Clinical Center University of Sarajevo, shared on LinkedIn:
“30 August 2025, Budapest hosted the first-ever European School of Oncology College Convention at the National Institute of Oncology — and I’m grateful I had the chance to be part of it.
This unique gathering brought together 100 oncology professionals from different backgrounds. You could truly feel the energy of collaboration, new ideas, and the sense that something meaningful will grow from this community.
For me, ESO is more than education — it’s a hub of mentorship, knowledge-sharing, and friendships that go beyond borders. Being surrounded by such passionate colleagues reminded me once again why oncology is not just a field of science, but also a shared mission.
I’m also proud to share that my team won second prize in the OncoQuiz — a fun reminder that learning can be competitive and inspiring at the same time!
A heartfelt thank you to the ESO team for making this happen, and to everyone I met in Budapest for the inspiration, conversations, and memories.
And of course, a special mention to OncoDaily — the voice of oncology — for connecting and amplifying our community worldwide.”
More posts featuring Eduard-Alexandru Bonci and Amil Družić on OncoDaily.
