"Autumn School"

Magda Dohnalová worked for the EAN and its predecessor the EFNS from 1998 to 2022. Here she gives an account of her 24 years working with and for neurologists.

With relatively few chances for EAN staff and members to meet in person, we decided to use this platform to present the team behind the scenes. This time it's Katina from the Scientific Department, and Robertina from the Communications Department.

Read the latest three reports on EAN Student Teaser Fellowships that took place in 2022. Find out how our future neurologists got on in their chosen departments.

Read the latest three reports on EAN Student Teaser Fellowships that took place in 2022. Find out how our future neurologists got on in their chosen departments.

EAN Scientific Committee Chair, Prof. Thomas Berger, provides a general update, including guideline prioritisation news, ongoing research projects and the forthcoming 2nd EAN Science School.

EAN Secretary General, Tony Marson, provides a general update on membership issues, including new membership benefits and the opening of this year's membership renewal period..

New EAN Education Committee Chair, Irena Rektorova, introduces herself with an overview of recent and upcoming EAN educational initiatives.

First in a new series of interviews with presidents of National Neurological Societies, Prof. Thomas Berger from the Austrian Society of Neurology.

How would you describe the mission of the RRFS if you were explaining it to a member of the public? The Resident and Research Fellow Section is the young section of the European Academy of Neurology. The major aim is… Continue Reading

EAN Scientific Committee Chair, Thomas Berger, gives early notice of the upcoming elections for Scientific Panel Management Groups and an update on recent scientific activities.

October's Executive Page: Prof. Riccardo Soffietti

Country of the month: Moldova

Building the Future of Neurology is for the RRFS Office a unique opportunity to improve neurology education, ameliorate patient care and promote scientific advancements in the field of neurology. 

The United Kingdom (UK) is noted for its diverse and varied populace with approximately 66 million people living in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland- which together make up the UK. Giants Causeway Northern Ireland The earliest place of medical training in Britain was in 1123 at St Bartholomew's Hospital and the first formal medical school was Edinburgh University in 1726. Currently, we have 33 medical schools: 25 in England, five in Scotland, two in Wales and one in Northern Ireland. There are currently 6,000 medical students who graduate each year, which will rise to 7,500 by 2025.

Situated at the north-eastern end of the Mediterranean basin, Cyprus is the third largest island in the region, with an area of 9,251 square kilometers (3,572 square miles). Cyprus is a small island with a long history and a rich culture that spans 10,000 years, making it one of the oldest civilizations in the Mediterranean area. Situated at the crossroads of three continents - Europe, Asia and Africa - the island’s unique geographic position has played an important part in its turbulent past since antiquity. The island was divided in 1974 following the Turkish invasion.