EANS leadership met in Brussels for the EANS Board Meeting to address key issues concerning the association’s ongoing activities and future direction. In parallel, a separate meeting, led by Michaël Bruneau in his role as Scientific Liaison, focused on shaping the scientific programme for the EANS 2026 Congress, which will take place from 30 September to 4 October in Hamburg, Germany.

We would like to express our sincere gratitude to the Chairs of the EANS Sections, Committees, and Task Forces for their dedicated and tireless efforts in developing an outstanding and comprehensive scientific programme.

Registration at early rates is currently open, offering participants the opportunity to secure their place at a reduced fee!