"EAN 2025"

The EAN Education Committee is happy to announce and introduce the successful applicants for the 2025 Research Fellowship Programme!

In December we are highlighting various neurological topics, with several pieces of content freely accessible for non-EAN-members to enjoy (myEAN account required).

Involved in neurology or a connected field and interested in appearing on our weekly podcast? Send us a proposal for a future episode!

After a successful first round of the EAN Leadership Programme, which launched and started in Budapest at the EAN Congress 2023, we are happy to announce that a second group of 20 participants can now take the chance to become… Continue Reading

The EAN is pleased to announce the establishment of the European Journal of Neurology Jes Olesen Award, recognising exceptional research in the field of neurology and related specialties.

Our successful 2024 Advocacy Training participants talk about their experience and how the training has equipped them to champion brain health!

For the sixth consecutive year, we hosted a successful EAN Autumn School, offering three enriching days of neurological education in the beautiful surroundings of Loutraki, Greece on October 24-28.

Interested in strengthening your advocacy skills to help raise the voice of brain health? Find out more about the EAN Advocacy Training programme, taking place March-June 2025.

Regular EAN Masterclass participant Elena Bondareva gives her account of the format, calling it "an excellent platform for neurologists to deepen their expertise in a collaborative and engaging atmosphere".

At the Research booth at EAN 2024 in Helsinki, we invited attendees to participate in a survey covering questions about current career stage, AI use, EU funding, and links between climate-related conditions and neurological syndromes. Here are the results.

This Manifesto outlines the current situation in relation to dementia across Europe and makes specific demands for the European Union (EU), as well as for national governments.

The first 20 participants of the EAN Leadership Programme reached the halfway point of the programme in Helsinki at EAN 2024.

The 10th Congress of the European Academy of Neurology provided a vibrant and dynamic platform for members of the Resident and Research Fellow Section (RRFS) to engage, learn, and network in Helsinki.