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The eanCampus wishes everyone a Happy New Year! We are starting off 2025 by highlighting the topic of neuro-oncology, with several pieces of content freely accessible for non-EAN-members (myEAN account required).

We are happy to announce that the first module of this new study programme dedicated to brain health will get started in January 2025.

Application is now open for the next EAN Spring School, dedicated to clinical neurologists in training who have not yet completed their residency/clinical speciality training.

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

Take our listener feedback survey about 'eanCast: Weekly Neurology' and enter a draw for free registration for the 11th Congress of the European Congress of Neurology.

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

Young neurologists are invited to test and prove their preparation in next year's European Board Exam in Neurology, which will be held online on 9-10 May (oral) and 16 May (written) 2025.

We are excited to welcome our newly matched mentees to the EAN Mentorship Programme! Congratulations on starting this special journey toward your personal and career growth.

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.

We are delighted to announce another upcoming Webinar on Neuroimaging in CNS Inflammatory Disorders: Differentiating MS and Mimickers on Tuesday, 19 November 2024.

In October we are highlighting the topic Neuroimaging. Throughout the month, several pieces of content are freely accessible for non-EAN-members to enjoy (myEAN account required).

Reports from two EAN Research Fellowship participants on their experiences in London and Vienna/Paris

Reports from three EAN Clinical Fellowship participants on their experiences in Salzburg, London, and Oxford.

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".

Created by the University of Bern for healthcare professionals looking to specialise in an increasingly important field, the CAS in Brain Health offers the knowledge, skills, and network to make a meaningful impact in the lives of patients across the globe.