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Mar 4, 2017

See you next year! The poster for ECR 2018 highlights next year's theme of "Diverse & United" and features images of an edelweiss, guitar, and dragon, which represent next year's guest countries of Switzerland, Portugal, and China.

The poster for ECR 2018 highlights next year's theme of "Diverse & United" and features images of an edelweiss, guitar, and dragon, which represent next year's guest countries of Switzerland, Portugal, and China.
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