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CALD and MASLD Special Interest Group (SIG) Joint Program

Take part in three days of the most progressive discussion on liver disease care with global experts. Click here to register now!

Day 1 kicks off with a deep clinical focus on cholestatic liver diseases, diving into current and emerging approaches for primary sclerosing cholangitis (PSC) and primary biliary cholangitis (PBC). Explore real-world management challenges, new therapeutic targets, and the latest in patient stratification and care redesign.

Days 2–3 shift to the rapidly evolving landscape of steatotic liver disease (SLD), spotlighting MASLD, MetALD, and the latest in SLD research and care. Dive into exciting advancements in noninvasive diagnostics, fibrosis staging, and therapeutic development. Explore how cutting-edge science is reshaping our understanding of metabolic and environmental contributors—and what that means for real-world patient care.

Whether you're looking to sharpen your clinical edge or stay ahead of evolving science, this program delivers the insights and connections you need to lead in today’s fast-moving liver care landscape.

The Plastic Surgery Coding Workshop is a comprehensive virtual learning program featuring a two-day live interactive online meeting that delves into the complexities of coding for plastic surgery procedures. Expanded content, relevant examples and live case-based instruction of the new coding standards are complemented by a comprehensive workbook for study and review at your convenience.

In 2026, we are happy to once more come to the United Kingdom to host Europe’s biggest urological event, the 41st Annual EAU Congress (EAU26). Every year we welcome thousands of healthcare professionals at our Annual Congresses, and we look forward to doing so again in London in 2026.

At EAU26, medical specialists, researchers and scientists from all over the world will present their latest research, critically examined and discussed by the field’s leading experts. While pushing the boundaries of urological science, the congress also helps prepare young urologists for the first steps in their career with the best of current knowledge and practical clinical information.

The four-day scientific programme features live surgery demonstrations, keynote speakers, case discussions and expert panels, plus educational courses and Hands-on Training courtesy of the European School of Urology. For 2026, the essential plenary sessions that start each congress day will feature new formats, with more discussion and interactivity to engage the participants. EAU26 will also feature a vast Exhibition where pharmaceutical and technology companies can showcase their latest products.

In addition, if you are not part of the 19,000 member-strong EAU community yet, we would be pleased to have you as a valued member. Once you sign up, you will benefit from a significant discount on the EAU26 registration fee, as well as numerous members-only opportunities that can enrich your urological career.

We look forward to welcoming you at EAU26!

Join us for our hybrid education course 'The ISUOG India Symposium: Making the uncommon common' in Chandigarh, India on Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 March 2026, chaired by Dr Meetan Preet and Prof. Suresh Seshadri.

Taking place over two days, this advanced hybrid course will bring together global leaders in fetal medicine to explore the most challenging and evolving aspects of first trimester fetal imaging. Day 1 will be dedicated to advancing the understanding of first trimester screening, rare anomalies, and pre-NT scan developments, while Day 2 will extend into the complexities of uncommon fetal anomalies and twin pregnancies.

Designed to refine the skills of experienced practitioners, the course is ideal for maternal-fetal medicine specialists, obstetricians, sonologists, radiologists, and fetal medicine trainees seeking to deepen their expertise in early pregnancy assessment.

Join us in-person &/or On-Demand for our 2026 Cancer Conference Series, uniquely designed to bring together leaders in cancer research & treatment to collaboratively examine the disease from all angles & redefine the future of cancer medicine.

While immunotherapies have transformed cancer treatment, they only benefit from a subset of patients, with many failing to respond or quickly developing resistance. This Keystone Symposia will examine the limitations of immunotherapies, the reasons for failure and mechanisms of resistance, to guide strategies to overcome these hurdles and improve clinical outcomes.

Sessions will highlight emerging research on targeting stromal and myeloid cells, tumor recognition by lymphoid lineages, and advanced technologies like spatial imaging and AI to understand the tumor microenvironment. By convening leading experts across academia, industry and clinical medicine to review the successes and failures of existing therapies, explore new host immune targets, and discuss the challenges and potential of combination therapies, the meeting aims to inspire collaboration and accelerate development of more effective cancer immunotherapies.

This School is the founding school of the Academy of Immunology of the German Society for Immunology (DGfI).

It is an advanced intensive training course designed for late-stage PhD students, early postdocs, clinician scientists and researchers from industry with a strong interest in state-of-the-art immunology. During the 6-day course, German and international experts in basic and clinical immunology research provide in-depth lectures on their current field of research covering a wide array of cutting-edge topics in immunology — from molecular and cellular mechanisms to translational and clinical applications.

Held in the beautiful Ettal monastery in the Bavarian Alps, the Spring School provides dedicated time to meet and discuss with the faculty members and offers excellent opportunities for networking and exchange among young researchers in the immunology community.

Bringing Florida to the slopes of COLORADO!

The University of Florida 2026 Spring Anesthesia Ski Summit is a combined ski and learn meeting for healthcare practitioners involved in perioperative care. The conference will feature morning and evening CME lectures allowing attendees to enjoy the ski slopes from open to close. Expert speakers will be presenting interesting topics in anesthesiology and perioperative care.

The Antlers Resort in Vail, CO will host our conference and attendees. This ski-accessible resort has access to an unparalleled variety of skiing & snowboarding terrain as well as plenty of other recreational activities for attendees and families. Group rates available soon.

Plan something different for vacation this year, and get some CMEs while youre at it! We hope to see you on the slopes.

For more information, please visit our conference website: https://anest.cme.ufl.edu/