Going to the ERA congress 2026

Conference
Talks
Author

Roemer J. Janse

Published

May 7, 2026

Hullo!

Good news; U-KREAT is travelling by train and plane to attend the European Renal Association’s 63rd congress in Glasgow! We’ll not only be catching up with our colleagues, but also hosting several talks. Interested? Check us out in the Research Zone, at the Focussed Orals, and on the Main Stage. Below an overview of the planning:

Day Session Session time Exact time Location Speaker Topic
All days e-Posters 08:00- 18:00 NA Research Zone Ellis Practice variation in prescribing patterns of cardiorenal medication
Thursday, June 4th Dialysis 08:15- 09:45 09:03- 09:09 Focussed Oral Room 10 Sanne Does high-dose hemodiafiltration improve nutritional status compared to high-flux hemodialysis? A post-hoc analysis of the CONVINCE randomized trial
Thursday, June 4th Dialysis 11:15- 12:45 11:21- 11:27 Focussed Oral Room 9 Sanne Survival of Dutch patients on dialysis has improved slightly over time
Thursday, June 4th Dialysis 11:15- 12:45 11:27- 11:33 Focussed Oral Room 9 Robin Systemic Exposure to Microplastics and Nanoplastics During Hemodialysis: Quantification and Clinical Implication
Thursday, June 4th Dialysis 11:15- 12:45 12:21- 12:27 Focussed Oral Room 9 Roemer Predicting health-related quality of life after initiating dialysis: a prediction model development study
Thursday, June 4th AKI & Critical Care Nephrology 14:45- 15:45 TBD Focussed Oral Room 13 Denise Long-term risk of major adverse cardiac events after acute kidney injury: A systematic review and meta-analysis
Friday, June 5th AKI & Critical Care Nephrology 08:15- 09:45 08:33- 08:39 Focussed Oral Room 13 Roemer What can the patient expect? Development of a prediction model to predict multiple adverse kidney and cardiac outcomes after acute kidney injury
Friday, June 5th FC14: Smart Dialysis: AI, Data Streams & Beating Intradialytic Hypotension 08:15- 09:45 08:57- 09:09 Carron Sanne Could improved tolerance to ultrafiltration explain the survival benefit of high-dose hemodiafiltration? A post-hoc analysis of the CONVINCE trial
Friday, June 5th Kidney Transplantation 17:15- 18:15 17:15- 17:21 Focussed Oral Room 12 Robin Establishment of the Utrecht Transplant Cohort: A Dynamic Registry of Kidney Transplant Recipients

Will we see you there?

Cheers!

The U-KREAT team

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This post’s R-trick: %<>%

When programming within the Tidyverse, we often use the pipe operator (%>%) that allows us to write efficient pipelines. To assign the output of that pipeline to some object, we often use the structure

data <- data %>% pipeline

%>% is defined in {magrittr} and imported by the Tidyverse. However, if we import {magrittr}, we also get access to %<>%. This is a useful pipe, as it summarises the above structure:

data %<>% pipeline

It’s a nice shorthand and looks cool. Happy coding!

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