Current News

Latest ESE Newsletter now available on line
The latest newsletter from the ESE is now available for viewing on the ESE website
5 March 2010

AAE Annual Session 2010
The 2010 American Association of Endodontists' Annual Session will take place on April 14-17, in San Diego, California.
20 February 2010

New title for Harty Prize 2011
The new title for the Harty prize for 2011 is :
Can the pulp protect itself? Discuss the implications for endodontic treatment.
The closing date for this is 31st January 2011.
Follow the link below to find out further details.
7 February 2010

New additions to the links page and forthcoming overseas events
For more details see the links page below.
26 January 2010

IFEA Congress website
The IFEA Conference website for Athens in 2010 is now open
24 October 2009

BES Meetings for 2010
The Spring Scientific meeting will take place in London on Sat 13th Mar 2010 and the Regional Meeting in Leeds on Fri 19th - Sat 20th Nov 2010
15 September 2009

2009 AGM reports now available to view
Members can now log onto the forum site to view the reports presented at the recent AGM by the Honorary Secretary and Honorary Editor
30 April 2009

BES Prize Winners Updated
An update of the latest prize winners has now been posted on the website
29 April 2009

Updated Forum Section
The forum section of the website has now been updated to allow members to upload images such as radiographs and pictures The format should be either jpg, gif or png Members can log onto the forum site using their user password
21 April 2009

New BES History Section
This is the first release of an ongoing project to record the history of the Society. Members are invited to suggest additions to this section by sending in suitable contributions via the website.
19 April 2009

ESE Meeting Edinburgh 2009 now available for booking
Booking is now active for the 14th Biennial Congress of the European Society of Endodontology Meeting in Edinburgh on September 24-26 2009
21 March 2009

Sad news of the death of Professor Ian Barnes
It is with great sadness that the British Endodontic Society report the death of Professor Ian Barnes who died recently after a short illness. He was 68. Professor Barnes was a great supporter of the British Endodontic Society serving as President from 1983-84. As well as a host of achievments, it was in surgical endodontics that he developed his greatest profile, authoring a benchmark colour atlas and patenting the 'Barnes' apicectomy amalgam gun. Our thoughts at this sad time are with his wife Jan, daughters Catherine and Judith, granddaughter Tilly and son-in-law, Paul.
23 February 2009

ESE Edinburgh 2009 Website
The website for the ESE Meeting in Edinburgh 2009 is now available for viewing
4 October 2008