Past ESA Meetings

• Abstracts and Programs from previous meetings
• Keith Harrison Memorial Lecture
• Pincus Taft Memorial Lecture

Abstracts and Programs from Previous Meetings

• 2025: ESA/SRB/ANZOS ASM 19-22 October, Perth Abstracts, Programme
• 2024: ESA/SRB/ANZBMS ASM 10-13 November, Adelaide Abstracts, Programme
• 2023: ESA/SRB/ENSA ASM 26-29 November, Brisbane Abstracts, Programme
• 2022: ESA/SRB/APEG/NZSE ASM 13-16 November, Christchurch Abstracts and Programme
• 2021: ESA/SRB/ANZBMS 22-24 November, Virtual Abstracts, Programme
• 2020: ESA Virtual ASM 31 Oct-1 Nov, Virtual Abstracts, Programme
• 2019: ESA/SRB/AOTA 18-21 August, Sydney Abstracts
• 2018: ESA/SRB 19-22 August, Adelaide Abstracts, Programme
• 2017: ESA/SRB 27-30 August, Perth Abstracts, Programme
• 2016: ESA/SRB 21-24 August, Gold Coast Abstracts, Posters, Programme
• 2015: ESA/SRB 23-26 August, Adelaide Abstracts, also Published in Clinical Endocrinology
• 2014: ESA/SRB 24-27 August, Melbourne Abstracts
• 2013: ESA/SRB 25-28 August, Sydney Abstracts
• 2012: ESA/SRB 26-29 August, Gold Coast Abstracts
• 2011: ESA/APEG 28-31 August, Perth Abstracts
• 2010: ESA/SRB 29 Aug-1 Sept, Sydney Abstracts
• 2009: ESA/SRB 23-26 August, Adelaide Abstracts
• 2008: ESA/SRB 24-27 August, Melbourne Abstracts
• 2007: ESA/SRB 2-5 September, Christchurch, New Zealand Abstracts
• 2006: ESA/SRB 20-23 August, Gold Coast Abstracts
• 2005: ESA/SRB 4-7 September, Perth Abstracts
• 2004: ESA/SRB 22-25 August, Sydney Abstracts
• 2003: ESA/SRB August, 14-17 September, Melbourne Abstracts
• 2002: ESA/SRB 22-25 September, Adelaide Abstracts
• 2001: ESA/SRB 9-12 September, Gold Coast Abstracts
• 2000: ICE 2000 29 Oct-2 Nov, Sydney

Keith Harrison Memorial Lecture

Keith Harrison was a founding member of ESA and one of the earliest Presidents of the society.

The Keith Harrison Memorial Lecture is given each year at the ESA Annual Scientific Meeting in honour of Prof Keith Harrison.

Pincus Taft Memorial Lecture

Pincus Taft was a founder of clinical endocrinology in Melbourne and in Australia. He was an inspiration and role model for many young medical students to take up endocrinology. He had a rare ability to accord respect to all his colleagues, from interns and JRMOs through to contemporaries, while still being able to instruct or guide them according to an uncompromisingly high standard. He was never afraid to openly acknowledge someone else's ideas if he thought they were better than his own.

Download: Pincus Taft obituary

The Pincus Taft Memorial Lecture is given each year at the ESA Annual Scientific Meeting by a person who has made distinguished contributions in the field of Clinical Endocrinology.