Event Calendar

The final EPICLUSTER meeting takes place on 29 September, featuring an opening address from EAN President, Prof. Paul Boon. The event will take place in Brussels and online, under the heading ‘Shaping the future of epilepsy research in Europe.

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The 2nd in-person Brain Innovation Days will take place over 1.5 days this year, on 11-12 October 2022.

The 2022 event will centre around Connecting Brains: bringing together the current and future generations of brain research and innovation. Key players and experts in the brain space across Europe and beyond will be able to connect through a networking-friendly programme and innovation showcasing.

You can look forward to pre-event and on-site matchmaking advantages, inspiring sessions, networking coffees and receptions, the 2nd Brain Innovation Days Pitch Competition, an Innovation Corner and much more. You don’t want to miss this!

More info: braininnovationdays.eu

The Final Conference of the EBC-coordinated European Brain Research Area (EBRA) project will take place on the morning of 11 October 2022 with a policy-focused event.

Four years of EBRA have already passed and plenty of work is to be presented this coming October, including the EBRA Landscape Analysis, the Shared European Brain Research Agenda (SEBRA) as well as the work undertaken by the six EBRA Clusters.  The event is an occasion to bring the wider brain research community and key players together, to discuss key aims of the project: the current state of brain research in Europe, increased patient engagement and public awareness, research infrastructures and data sharing and the future potentials and need for a brain health partnership going forward.

Click here for details on the EBRA website

Website: https://neurosonology2022.esnch.org/

Programme overview: https://neurosonology2022.esnch.org/program/

This event has been endorsed by the EAN.

Date:

October 15 – 19, 2022

Further Information/Text:

The event will finally be held in person from October 15-19, 2022, in Barcelona, Spain. After two years of virtual events, we are now confident of hosting the Congress in its usual and much missed format. Until then, you can visit us anytime on our 24/7 industry platform I’m On or take a look at our preliminary programme.

Link:

https://eanm22.eanm.org/

Venue:

CCIB – Centre de Convencions Internacional de Barcelona / Barcelona International Convention Centre

Plaça de Willy Brandt, 11-14

08019 Barcelona, Spain

URL: http://www.ccib.es/home

Dedicated to neurologists in training who did not yet complete their residency/ clinical speciality training. This year, the Autumn School has an overarching theme: “Acute neurology”.

Daily topics are: COVID-19 signs and symptoms; Acute limb weakness; Acute higher cortical function problems.

School outline is:

• State-of-the-art morning lectures exclusive for 60 participants with afternoon small group (20 participants each) workshops to ensure hands-on focus for 3 days.
• Networking with participants and speakers during dinners, breaks, and the social programme.
• Accommodation, tuition, board and programme are covered by EAN – Participants pay for their travel only.
• Participation throughout the course is mandatory. A self-test exam is offered on the last day. All participants will receive a certificate after having finished the course/ passed the exam.

All information and application procedures can be found online

The Neurowoche 2022 will take place in Berlin on 1-5 November, 2022. The Neurowoche, which brings together the annual meetings of the German Society of Neurology, the German Society for Neuropediatrics, and the German Society for Neuropathology and Neuroanatomy under one roof every four years, will take place as a hybrid event, both onsite in Berlin and online for those who cannot attend in person.

Don’t miss the Joint Symposium of the European Academy of Neurology and the German Society of Neurology, taking place as part of Neurowoche on Wednesday, 2 November!

Dedicated to clinical neurologists in training who did not yet complete their residency/ clinical speciality training. For the second Science School in 2023, the overarching theme will be “Tools to predict and improve outcomes of neurological disorders”.

• State-of-the-art morning lectures exclusive for 60 participants with afternoon small group (20 participants each) workshop to ensure hands-on focus for 3 days.
• Networking with participants and speakers during dinners, breaks, and the social programme.
• Accommodation, tuition, board and programme are covered by EAN – Participants pay only for their travel.
• Participation throughout the course is mandatory. All participants will receive a certificate after having finished the course.

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Dedicated to neurologists in training who did not yet complete their residency/ clinical speciality training.

Daily topics are: Neuromuscular Junction disorders; Neuro-oncology; Epilepsy.

School outline is:

• State-of-the-art morning lectures exclusive for 120 participants with afternoon small group (40 participants each) workshops to ensure hands-on focus for 3 days.
• Networking with participants and speakers during dinners, breaks, and the social programme.
• Accommodation, tuition, board and programme are covered by EAN – Participants pay for their travel only.
• Participation throughout the course is mandatory. A self-test exam is offered on the last day. All participants will receive a certificate after having finished the course/ passed the exam.

All information and application procedures can be found online

For further information, please visit the official website here.