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The EANS2026 Hamburg Congress registration programme provides access to the annual European Association of Neurosurgical Societies congress, offering tiered registration fees (including reduced rates for LMIC delegates) to facilitate attendance, networking, and continuing medical education for neurosurgeons, researchers, and allied professionals. It exists to support knowledge exchange and professional development in neurosurgery and related neuroscience fields.
- Eligibility: Open to EANS members, non-members, doctors in training, LMIC delegates, nurses, neurosurgery-related professionals, sponsors/exhibitors, and day-pass attendees. - Fee structure: Early bird rates require payment by the early bird deadline; unpaid registrations auto-switch to standard rate. - LMIC delegate status: Reduced fees available for delegates from low- and middle-income countries (Eniola qualifies as Nigerian). - Masterclass access: Only EANS Individual Members can attend masterclasses; pre-registration required, limit of 2 per member. - Visa/invitation letter: Requires completed registration and payment via wire transfer (not credit card) before request is processed. - Refund policy: Full refund minus 10% admin fee if cancelled by 15/07/2026; no refund after 16/07/2026; transfer to another person allowed.
No specific past winner profiles or named examples are provided on the registration page. The programme is a congress registration, not a competitive grant; attendees are self-selected based on professional interest and fee payment.
A neurosurgeon, neuroscientist, or allied health professional actively working in clinical or research settings related to neurosurgery, neurology, or neuroscience. The ideal attendee seeks CME credits, networking, and exposure to cutting-edge research and clinical practice in neurosurgery.
Eniola should register as an LMIC Delegate to benefit from reduced fees, highlighting his independent research in computational neuroscience and pharmacology. His work on the CCT model and addiction neuroscience aligns with the congress themes, and he can use the opportunity to network and present his research.
None. Eniola meets LMIC eligibility (Nigerian nationality), is an independent researcher with relevant computational neuroscience work, and the registration process is straightforward. However, if he wishes to attend masterclasses, he must become an EANS Individual Member (additional fee). Also, if he needs a visa invitation letter, he must register and pay via wire transfer (not credit card) before requesting the letter.