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Be part of ESC Congress 2026, the world’s foremost cardiology meeting, where transformation moves from promise to practice.This year’s Spotlight on Artificial Intelligence explores how AI is becoming a co-pilot, enhancing precision, speed, and safety in patient care. Discover AI in action, from diagnosis to delivery, through hands-on sessions, live demonstrations, and immersive learning.Here, every subspecialty unites, creating a space to share breakthrough data, debate new ideas, and apply innovation immediately. This is where collaboration becomes progress, and transformation is not just seen but felt.In Munich and online, ESC Congress 2026 is where practice meets policy, innovation meets responsibility, and transformation becomes collective. Because amid algorithms and automation, cardiology’s heartbeat remains human and progress begins with people. It begins with YOU.Join us next August - Transforming cardiology, together.

Learn With UsThe EANS Training Committee, whose current Chair is Professor Pablo González López, and the Events Co-ordinator, Visi Navarro are responsible for arranging the European Training Courses in Neurosurgery. Our aim is to contribute to the improvement of neurosurgical education in Europe and beyond, in the hope that everyone from all nations is able to access consistent and standardised learning materials. The courses are designed not only to improve your neurosurgical knowledge and complement your formal training, but also to introduce you to your European peers, in the hope you will forge friendships and connections that benefit your career. You'll get to visit a range of European cities because the course location is different for each in the cycle, also meaning that travel will be convenient.

Dear Colleagues,Following the success of the previous annual meetings, on behalf of the Committee Panel of the EANS Vascular Section we invite you to participate in the 13th Annual EANS Vascular Section Meeting, which will again take place in Marseille, France from Tuesday 1st to Wednesday 2nd of September 2026.The meeting is being held in conjunction with the annual ESMINT Congress. Joint EANS/ESMINT sessions, also featuring a number of prominent speakers from both Europe and the US, will be organised again and we encourage as many as possible of you to support and attend these joint meetings as well.To provide a platform for as many as possible of our members to present their own work, the majority of the programme will therefore again be devoted to oral presentations of submitted abstracts and to plenary discussions.Participate in a truly interdisciplinary platform for neurosurgeons, neurointerventionalists, neuroradiologists, neurologists, and others who are interested in the treatment of cerebrovascular diseases.With best wishes,Nima Etminan, Jeroen Boogaarts, and Victor Volovici, 2026 Vascular Section Meeting Chairs.Andreas Gruber, Chair, EANS Vascular Section

There is increasing recognition of the value that strong partnerships between patients, clinicians and researchers can bring to effective delivery of respiratory care. This pre-Congress webinar series introduces the ERS Congress 2026 theme 'United for better breathing: partnership between patients, clinicians and researchers' and explores how co-creation and collaboration can strengthen individual care, improve care delivery, advance meaningful research and amplify the impact of advocacy.The series is co-developed with the European Lung Foundation (ELF), reflecting the joint ERS-ELF commitment to strengthening patient-professional partnership in respiratory care and research. It will explore how co-creation and collaboration can strengthen individual care, improve care delivery, advance meaningful research and amplify the impact of advocacy.Each webinar will feature conversations between healthcare professionals and patients who will use their experience of real world partnerships to highlight both the opportunities and the challenges of working together to support clinical care, co-design services and collaborate on research. The focus is practical, showcasing successful initiatives and offering delegates actionable insights they can apply in their own clinical, research and advocacy activities.Why attend?Hear from patients, clinicians and researchers with practical experience of working together.Reflect on how their hints and tips can support your clinical practice, inform co-design in your clinical services, enhance your research collaborations and add value to your advocacy.Prepare for the ERS Congress 2026 theme, and join a global conversation on working together to improve respiratory health.Learning OutcomesFollowing this webinar series, participants will be aware of the benefits of partnership working for individual patient care, co-design of health care services, research, guideline development, and advocacy. The practical talks from clinicians, patients and researchers will support implementation of partnership working in clinical and research settings to improve care for people with respiratory conditions.Topics and scheduleWriting guidelines together: integrating the patient voice in clinical practice standards27 May, 202617:00-18:00 CESTUsing practical examples from ERS clinical practice guidelines, the clinical, patient and methodological speakers will give their perspectives on how working together strengthens methodology and facilitates implementation of meaningful guidelines in clinical practice.Listening first: identifying and acting on unmet needs1 June, 202617:00-18:00 CESTUsing real-life examples from clinical practice, the clinical and patient speakers will share their experience of co designing accessible and equitable systems in diverse healthcare contexts.Three people together: partnerships involving children, young people and caregivers30 July, 202613:00-14:00 CESTPartnerships with children include at least three people - the child, their parent/carer and the healthcare professional. This webinar will explore the practical strategies that enable the development of effective tripartite partnerships within clinical care, and also the value of engaging with young people as powerful voices in advocacy.Advocacy: making our voices heard21 August, 202614:00-15:00 CESTFrom local Healthy Lungs for Life projects to translating global policy resolutions into national initiatives that enable action, this webinar illustrates the power of speaking together in joint advocacy to influence the policy context and ensure real change that benefits the lung health of populations.Co-creating care: patients as equal partners31 August, 2026, 17:00-18:00 CESTThe partnership between the patient and their clinician underpins clinical care enabling shared decisions about treatment, supported self management, and promotion of healthy lifestyles. Patients and clinicians will discuss their experience of partnerships and the development of trust in working together.Discovering together: advancing science through collaborative research1 September, 2026, 17:00-18:00 CESTPatient involvement throughout the research cycle enhances research. In this webinar, patients and researchers from ERS Clinical Research Collaborations discuss the challenges and successes of their research collaboration in basic, clinical and applied research, with examples from setting research agendas, delivery of research, and dissemination.Check the programme tab for more details regarding each session.FormatSix webinar sessions are planned, with each session running for one hour. The format includes 45 minutes dedicated to talks and activities, concluding with a 15 minute question-and-answer period.Recordings and educational materials will be accessible the day after the webinar and will be freely available as open-access resources.CME creditsAn application will be submitted to the European Board for Accreditation in Pneumology (EBAP) for CME accreditation of this event. The number of credits that you will receive will correspond to the time you spend viewing the sessions live.