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ILAE 16th European epilepsy congress
ILAE 16th European epilepsy congress
Location: Athens, Greece
Event type: external
Start date: September 5, 2026
End date: September 9, 2026

Summary

The 16th European Epilepsy Congress (EEC 2026), organised by International League Against Epilepsy (ILAE), will be held in Athens, Greece, from 5–9 September 2026. This leading epilepsy-focused congress provides a premier forum for clinicians, researchers and care professionals worldwide to share cutting-edge findings, engage in scientific exchange, and collaborate on the future of epilepsy diagnosis and treatment. The call for abstracts and session proposals is now open — a unique opportunity to present your work to an international epilepsy community.

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  • What & Who
    The 16th European Epilepsy Congress (EEC 2026) is the upcoming biennial congress of ILAE — the world’s leading association for professionals in epileptology.

  • When & Where
    The event takes place 5–9 September 2026 in Athens, Greece.

  • Purpose & Scope
    EEC 2026 brings together neurologists, researchers, clinicians and allied professionals to exchange the newest research on epilepsy, discuss clinical practice and advances, and foster collaboration across Europe and beyond. The congress builds on previous editions — e.g., after a successful format in 2024 in Rome, posters and scientific exchange will continue to be a central feature.

  • Call for Participation
    Researchers and clinicians are invited to submit abstracts for oral or poster presentation. There is also an open call for session proposals to shape the congress programme. Submission deadline: 6 February 2026.

  • Why It Matters
    As one of the largest epilepsy-focused gatherings in Europe, EEC 2026 offers a rare chance to engage with peers, stay up to date on best practice, and contribute to shaping future research and care standards worldwide.

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