Stockholm

I write this from London where we are hosting and enjoying a wonderful Olympics, an honour which fell to Stockholm exactly 100 years ago.

Swedish pioneers in Clinical Neuroscience – focusing on neuromuscular diseases by Lars Edström In the middle of the 19th Century the knowledge of Neurology among Swedish universities were represented by academic representatives from general Internal Medicine.
Of historic interest is… Continue Reading

Swedish Neurological Society – past, present and future challenges by Martin Gunnarsson During the 19th century, neuroscience was established as a very important research area in the Swedish scientific community (see article by professor Sten Fredrikson in the May issue… Continue Reading

The congress quiz is online now until June 6, 2012: http://www.kenes.com/efns2012/quiz/ Answer all questions correctly, and you will perhaps win a free registration to the 16th EFNS congress in Stockholm, Sweden, September 8-11, 2012.   The EFNS Congress Quiz was… Continue Reading

Chapters in the history of Swedish Neuroscience – Swedish Academic Neurology: a brief outline by Sten Fredrikson This year, 2012, it is 125 years since the first chair of neurology was established at Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm. 1887, only a… Continue Reading

Don’t miss the opportunity to present your work to more than 5000 colleagues… 16th EFNS Congress, Stockholm, Sweden, 08-11 September 2012 Abstract submission deadline: March 15, 2012 Please submit your abstract via the congress website http://efns2012.efns.org/ Bursary The EFNS offers… Continue Reading