This EAN TV session highlighted the importance of coordinated action, policy dialogue, and collaboration for neurological health and brain health across Europe.

This packed session at EAN 2026 was co-organised by the EAN and Neurotorium.org a free brain awareness and educational website founded by the Lundbeck Foundation.

This joint session with the European Psychiatric Association at the EAN Congress 2026 provided valuable insights into current challenges and future directions in brain and mental health.

This packed session at EAN 2026 showed how advances in brain-network research are already transforming the way neurologists diagnose and treat tremor syndromes.

This thought-provoking discussion showed how understanding sex, gender, and diversity can help neurologists deliver more personalised and inclusive care for every patient.

We are proud to present the second edition of the EAN Panel Yearbook, bringing together the most relevant scientific advances from across the neurological field.

Five ways you can turn a few days at the EAN Congress 2026 into career-long benefits - as suggested by congress participants

As a partner of the EBRAINS 2.0 project, the EAN is leading the publication of the open-access European Journal of Neurology Special Issue, Digital Health Research in Clinical Neurosciences.

With the 12th EAN congress happening in Geneva this year, we think it is a good time to also think about the past and our great officers and speakers who have provided large amounts of content for EAN Activities throughout the last years

It is with deep sadness that we report the passing of our esteemed colleague and friend, Prof. Ivan Rektor

Matilde Leonardi reflects on four successful years as Chair of the Communication Committee.

The EAN Congress Special Advocacy Session 'Partnering for the Brain in Europe and Beyond' will bring together leading voices from across neurology, public health, patient advocacy, and international organisations.

The third edition of the Advocacy Training Programme for Neurology and Brain Health has concluded, marking another successful year of strengthening advocacy skills within the neurology community.

The International Bureau for Epilepsy (IBE) has unveiled a new global Policy Advocacy Report at the 79th World Health Assembly in Geneva, marking an important step in bringing the lived experience of people with epilepsy closer to global policymaking.

Report on a joint session between the Romanian Neurological Society's Young Neurologists’ Working Group and the EAN Resident & Research Fellow Section at the Romanian national neurology congress