EB1 Gosselies

Institute of Genetic Pathology https://www.ipg.be/

The Institute of Genetic Pathology is an integrated diagnostic center, recognized by the INAMI (National Institute for Health and Disability Insurance), specializing in diagnostics in anatomical pathology, human genetics, and molecular and cellular biology.

 With a team of 350 employees, the IPG plays a key role in patient care, performing over 450,000 analyses annually.

 Building on its recognized expertise and strong scientific foundation, the IPG offers high-quality diagnostic services to patients, healthcare professionals, and partner institutions.

 Beyond its diagnostic mission, the IPG is committed to promoting and preventing illness. It also actively contributes to the advancement of medical knowledge through its research activities.

 Placing human capital at the heart of its priorities, the Institute invests in the skills, training, and development of its teams, convinced that it is the people who drive progress in medicine.

 With a firm focus on the future, IPG is committed to continuous innovation, integrating cutting-edge technologies to address current and future medical challenges. Its commitment is based on a rigorous, ethical, and deeply human approach within a collaborative and multidisciplinary ecosystem.

 Located at the Gosselies Biopark, a dynamic biomedical ecosystem, IPG fosters innovation and the sharing of expertise.

Please join us for the EB working dinner on Tuesday 20 October 2026 at 19:00. Indicate your attendance in the agenda mentioning any dietary requirements.

Venue

   Restaurant LUMA

   Rue des Écoles, 20

   6120 Ham-Sur-Heure/Nalinnes

How to get there?

Transport will be organised to the restaurant and return to your hotel.