The Sunday Symposium will address arrhythmias and cardiovascular challenges in sports.

It will take place in the magnificent setting of the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos Aranjuez Campus. Aranjuez is a UNESCO World Heritage Cultural Landscape.

The Cultural Landscape of Aranjuez was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in Helsinki on December 14, 2001. The Sunday Symposium will be held at the recently renovated Hospital San Carlos.

⚠ Action required: To plan logistics accordingly, please indicate your preference to attend the Sunday Symposium and your shuttle choice.

Programme

TimeEventSpeaker(s)
13:45 Opening Welcome Vicerrector para Hospitales URJC · Directora General Salud Digital
14:00 Multi-Scale Integration from Molecular Structure to Whole-Cell Function — Examples from Cardiac Electrophysiology Yoram Rudy
14:45 Cardiomyopathy with arrhythmic risk: when can sport be resumed? Elena Arbelo
15:30 Coffee Break
16:00 Inherited Arrhythmia Syndromes and Sudden Cardiac Death Ramón Brugada
16:45 Artificial Intelligence in Cardiology: Expanding the Diagnostic Potential of the ECG Manuel Marina
17:30 Round table All speakers
18:15 Free time to explore Aranjuez
19:15 Welcome Reception - Vino Español Mayor of Aranjuez
20:00 Buses to Novotel

Speakers

Prof. Yoram Rudy

Dr. Yoram Rudy

Distinguished Professor Emeritus · Washington University in St. Louis, USA
Member, US National Academy of Engineering · Fellow, US National Academy of Inventors
Multi-Scale Integration from Molecular Structure to Whole-Cell Function — Examples from Cardiac Electrophysiology
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Dr. Elena Arbelo

Dr. Elena Arbelo

Cardiac Electrophysiologist · Hospital Clínic of Barcelona
Coordinator, Cardiac Genetic Diseases and Sudden Arrhythmic Death Unit
Cardiovascular Institute Coordinator for Quality and Safety
Clinical Professor · Universitat de Barcelona
Committee Member · ESC · EHRA · HRS
Cardiomyopathy with arrhythmic risk: when can sport be resumed?
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Dr. Ramón Brugada Terradellas

Dr. Ramon Brugada Terradellas

MD PhD · FACC · FESC
Chief of Cardiology · Hospital Universitari Josep Trueta & Hospital Santa Caterina, Girona
Director, Cardiovascular Genetics Center · Institut d'Investigació Biomèdica Girona (IdIBGi)
Full Professor of Medicine · Chair in Cardiovascular Diseases · Universitat de Girona
Past President · Catalan Society of Cardiology
Inherited Arrhythmia Syndromes and Sudden Cardiac Death
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Dr. Manuel Marina Breysse

Dr. Manuel Marina Breysse

CEO & Co-founder · Idoven
Cardiologist · Specialized in Signal Processing, Arrhythmias & Sports Cardiology
Former Researcher · Centro Nacional de Investigaciones Cardiovasculares Carlos III (CNIC), Spain
Artificial Intelligence in Cardiology: Expanding the Diagnostic Potential of the ECG
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Venue & Logistics

  1. When: Sunday, September 20, 2026
  2. Where: Hospital San Carlos, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos - Aranjuez Campus
  3. Address: C/ Capitán Angosto Gómez Castrillón 91, 28300 Aranjuez-Madrid

How to get to the Sunday Symposium

The symposium takes place at Hospital San Carlos, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos – Aranjuez Campus, located approximately 50 km south of Madrid.

By conference bus

Dedicated shuttles depart from the exit of Novotel Madrid Center, Calle del Duque de Sesto 47, Madrid. Return buses depart from Hospital San Carlos at 20:00.

Departure Bus Notes
11:45-12:00 Full coach Recommended
13:00 Minibus Limited seats for people arriving late
14:00 Minibus Limited seats for people arriving late

Indicate your shuttle preference

Look for the CinC 2026 sign at the hotel exit:

Meeting point — Novotel Madrid Center exit, Calle del Duque de Sesto 47

Registration in Aranjuez

Registration on Sunday Symposium will take place at Aranjuez:

  • Location: Hospital San Carlos entrance hall

There will be signs indicating the registration desk.

By train (Cercanías)

The train is a convenient and scenic option from Madrid city centre.

  1. Take Cercanías line C-3 from Madrid Atocha (or Chamartín / Sol) towards Aranjuez.
  2. Journey time from Atocha: approx. 45–50 minutes.
  3. From Aranjuez station walk (approx. 20 min) to Hospital San Carlos.

Trains run every 30-45 minutes. Check timetables at Renfe Cercanías.

By car

Aranjuez is located on the A-4 motorway (Madrid–Córdoba), exit km 47 (Aranjuez Norte). Journey time from Madrid city centre: approx. 40–50 minutes depending on traffic.

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