12th Congress of the European Academy of Neurology - Geneva 2026

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Dig into the congress programme here, including details of the Opening Session (featuring the Brain Prize Lecture), Named Lectures, full session descriptions, and an introduction to this year’s exciting overarching theme, ‘Brains, Bytes & Beyond: Tech in Neurology’.

Congress Opening Session

Saturday, 27 June 2026, 19:00 – 20:00 (CEST), Main Auditorium

Frank Winkler

Neural influences on brain tumor growth and therapy resistance

Join us for the EAN 2026 Opening Session, featuring the Brain Prize Lecture, delivered by Frank Winkler, joint winner (along with co-recipient Michelle Monje) of the Brain Prize 2025 for the pair’s pioneering work in the field of cancer neuroscience.

Presidential Symposium - Named Lectures

Sunday, 28 June 2026, 10:30 – 12:30 (CEST)

Manju Kurian

London, UK

Anita Harding Award Lecture

Navigating the translational arc for childhood-onset genetic movement disorders

Daniela Berg

Kiel, Germany

Moritz Romberg Lecture

What research and patients may teach us: Parkinson’s disease - a history and perspective of learning

Riccardo Soffietti

Turin, Italy

Camillo Golgi Lecture

Progress in gliomas: From histology to molecular biology and from surgery to precision therapies

John Rothwell

London, UK

Charles-Édouard Brown-Séquard Lecture
Non-invasive neuromodulation in neurology

Overarching Theme Geneva 2026

Through this exciting Overarching Theme, the EAN Congress 2026 will explore the scope of how computing is finding its way into neurological practice.

Current technological advances in computing will very rapidly transform clinical medicine and society, and eventually human life. The outsourcing of core cognitive capacities from human agents to artificial intelligence offers huge opportunities but also significant challenges and risks. In clinical neurology, the foreseeable impact of computing will range from applications like restorative therapies to the very fundamentals of our profession such as clinical reasoning and decision making.

Cooperation

EAN is working with several partner societies and organising its Scientific Programme together with them.
For the 12th Congress of the European Academy of Neurology there is a special collaboration with:

Important notice

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