Executive Page

This year has so far been a busy one for everyone involved in education at EAN, with plenty of exciting new projects joining the traditional fixtures in our education calendar. As Chair of the EAN Education Committee, it is my pleasure to give you a brief update on some of our recent activities and to remind you about our brand new programmes with deadlines still open.

I am happy to be writing to you today about our EAN 2021 Virtual Congress, which was a great positive in what continues to be a challenging time.

As Chair of the Programme Committee, I cannot wait to see the culmination of the hard work that has gone into putting this congress together, both in terms of content and organisation, building on the success of last year.

General Secretary, Elena Moro, welcomes the future generations of neurologists and neuroscientists to our Congress & community

Executive Page: Antonella Macerollo as Editor of EANpages

Executive page: From Website editor to Co-Chair Communication Committee

Happy New Year 2021 from the EAN, the Home of Neurology

December's Executive Page is written by Elena Moro

On November´s executive page is Dafin Muresanu who was reelected as Chair of Communication Committee

October's Executive Page: Prof. Riccardo Soffietti

Matthias Endres, new Member at Large By Matthias Endres Dear Colleagues and Friends, It is indeed a great honour for me to be elected as a new Member-at-Large of the EAN board. Especially in these times of great uncertainty both… Continue Reading

Executive Page: Thomas Berger, Chair of the Scientific Committee

A letter from Elena Moro as new Secretary General

It is with great pride and gratitude that we thank everyone who took part in the 6th Annual Congress of the European Academy of Neurology last week. This was the first ever EAN Virtual Congress and truly a pioneering event in terms of neurology and academic conferences more widely.

Despite some positive slowing of new cases and deaths in some countries, the COVID-19 pandemic has infected until today over 3.5 million people, leading to more than 250,000 deaths across the globe. Without a doubt, the crisis sparked by this pandemic has also wreaked havoc on healthcare systems and economies while causing massive disruption to the everyday lives of people around the world.