EANS CME Courses
2nd - 3rd October 2009
Paris, France
On behalf of the EANS Research Committee we invite you to the Eighth EANS Research Course: “Funding and Delivering Research – a European Perspective” with a special topic on Low Grade Glioma Research (programme attached).
The programme this year maintains its focus on interactive sessions on basic skills in neurosurgical research and publishing but with an extra dimension - Funding Neurosurgical Research in Europe. In addition to that, the special topic on Low Grade Glioma Research demonstrates skills in neurosurgical research in the context of this particular specialised field.
On Saturday 3rd October there will be the opportunity to discuss your own research ideas, draft proposals, or even your own research data with members of the Research Committee and your colleagues. Please do bring your data with you for these invaluable interactive sessions.
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Contact: Bea Riley
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17th - 20th October 2009
Barcelona, Spain
The EANS Spine Course is a two-part course aimed at recently or soon to be qualified neurosurgeons and orthopaedic surgeons. It is a comprehensive course covering: in the first part, Cervical Spine and in the second Thoracic and Lumber spine.
The course employs various teaching methods including plenary lectures and discussion, animated discussion groups, journal clubs and hands on workshops. In addition to the main scientific programme, a Cadaver course will take place on Tuesday the 20th October.
The varied nature of the programme gives participants the opportunity for informal debate with their colleagues and with the teaching faculty. Moreover the course is taught by internationally recognised speakers from 8 European countries and attracts participants from across Europe which adds a valuable international dimension to the discussion and the course as a whole.
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Contact: Bea Riley
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It has unfortunately been decided to postpone the Young Neurosurgeon Meeting, originally scheduled to be held in Innsbruck in February 2010.
Although there was a significant amount of interest in the concept, this sadly did not translate into a sufficient number of online registrations and deposit payments. Those who made deposit payments will have these refunded as soon as possible.
We are, however, optimistic, that we will be able to arrange a similar event and some time in not too distant future, and hope to be able to provide more information too long.
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