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15th Georg RAJKA International Symposium on A...
It is with great delight that we welcome you to the 15th Rajka Symposium for Atopic Dermatitis in Melbourne, Australia, the land of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation: 24-26 October 2025, the centenary year of Professor Georg RAJKA’s birth.
Dreaming for the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People recounts the creation of life and renewal, mirroring the stories of ISAD and of the evolving landscape of atopic dermatitis research and treatment. This meeting gives occasion to recall these histories, to reflect on current challenges still faced at environmental, social, personal, and molecular levels, and to reconsider strategic future directions for eczema research and care. Our symposium theme is therefore History, Memory, and Retelling. We will also highlight evolving understandings of risk determinants for AD and immunological pathways affecting AD development and persistence. The symposium will be valuable for all clinicians, researchers, residents, and students who wish to be current in atopic dermatitis research and management.
We are privileged to have Professor Peter DOHERTY among our list of distinguished speakers. Together with Prof. Rolf ZINKERNAGEL, he was awarded the 1996 Nobel Prize in medicine for ground-breaking work on T cells.
Melbourne, located in south-east Australia, was recently voted the world’s most liveable city for 8 consecutive years. A cosmopolitan and multicultural city, it has become known for its coherent and unassuming fusion of European, Asian, and many other influences. Our conference venue will be the Grand Hyatt, located in central Melbourne within an easy walk of the sporting, shopping, and entertainment districts. We look forward to welcoming you to the great Southern Land, to a unique event for information exchange, learning, and both the creation and renewal of friendships for all those dedicated to improving the lives of those with atopic dermatitis.
IFNS 2025
Slogan of the Conference: TEAMWORK: LEADING TO EXCELLENCE IN FACIAL FUNCTION
A Message from the Conference Presidents
On behalf of the organizing committee, it is our utmost pleasure to extend a warm and enthusiastic welcome to all potential participants of the 15th International Facial Nerve Symposium, which will be held in the beautiful city of Madrid in September 24-27th 2025 (IFNS 2025).
We are thrilled to announce that this upcoming symposium, supported by the Sir Charles Bell Society, promises to be a momentous gathering of leading experts, researchers, and professionals in the field of the facial nerve.
IFNS 2025 is a landmark event that will provide an exceptional platform for deepening our understanding of facial nerve disorders, diagnosis, and treatment modalities. Over four days, we will cover a wide range of topics related to facial paralysis, from fundamental principles to cutting-edge advancements. The conference program will feature selected presentations and posters, alongside didactic lectures, expert panels, and surgical and non-surgical workshops.
Our dedicated organizing committee is working tirelessly to ensure that your experience at IFNS 2025 surpasses all expectations. We aim to create a meticulously organized event, fostering networking opportunities, promoting new collaborations, and facilitating lasting memories. The invaluable expertise of the Facial Paralysis Unit at La Paz University Hospital in Madrid, with 23 years of experience in treating complex cases, plays a pivotal role in shaping this event.
Beyond the intellectually stimulating sessions, we encourage you to immerse yourself in the vibrant culture and rich heritage of Madrid. The city's historical landmarks, art, cuisine, and warm hospitality promise an unforgettable experience.
Thank you for considering our invitation. We look forward to welcoming you to Madrid and creating a symposium that will not only contribute to advancements in our field but also create lifelong connections and friendships.
Warm regards,
Center to Advance Palliative Care National Se...
Join us for the return of the CAPC National Seminar! Experience the unique mix of innovative solutions, practical tools, insights on national trends, and vibrant community that only the CAPC Seminar can offer.
Palliative care professionals from all disciplines and settings will network, connect, and attend a diverse array of sessions designed to advance high-quality, equitable palliative care.
Areas of Focus Building and leveraging the interprofessional team Billing and program financing strategies Using data to demonstrate value and secure resources Strategies to cope with high volumes Optimizing referral relationships Clinical training initiatives to improve patient outcomes Palliative care workforce well-being Leading healthy teams Insights on the health care landscape: policy, payment, workforce, and technology Equitable access and care delivery for patients with serious illness
IOF & ADA Forsyth International Orthodontic S...
The 2025 IOF & ADA Forsyth International Orthodontic Symposium, in partnership with Complutense University of Madrid (UCM) will be held in Madrid, Spain June 27th & 28th. The symposium marks a groundbreaking tri-party collaboration among Europe, Asia, and North America.
It brings together the IOF, AFI, and UCM to create a truly global platform for knowledge exchange and showcase the innovative advancements that are transforming the field of orthodontics. The program features 30+ world-renowned speakers from over 20 leading global orthodontic institutions.
Under the theme "Emerging Technology for Interdisciplinary Care", these experts will share invaluable insights into global trends, shaping the future of orthodontics
42nd Academy for Sports Dentistry Global Symp...
The Annual ASD Symposium is a forum for dentists, physicians, athletic trainers, coaches, dental technicians, and educators interested in continuing education and exchanging ideas related to Sports Dentistry and the dental needs of athletes at risk to sports' injuries. It is the only forum specific to mouth guard safety and the prevention and treatment of sports injuries.
Frontiers in NeuroAI (Hybrid)
Frontiers in NeuroAI is a two-day symposium, open to the public, exploring key topics in the rapidly-advancing field of NeuroAI, including:
How natural and artificial systems learn, and how these processes are similar or different across systems. The implications of rapid progress in machine learning on understanding neural processes, the nature of intelligence, and human cognitive abilities. Innovations that are pushing forward the reasoning and generative capabilities of AI systems. The symposium will feature presentations from cutting-edge experts from neuroscience and AI as they discuss advances in learning across both fields.
Faculty of Pain Medicine (FPM) Symposium 2025
The symposium will be held prior to the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists (ANZCA) Annual Scientific Meeting (ASM), from 2-6 May 2025 at the Cairns Convention Centre (CCC).
In 2025 the FPM Symposium will be held in Cairns, the beating heart of Tropical North Queensland. A unique location where nature is at its finest with two World Heritage Areas, the ancient Daintree Rainforest meeting the awesome majesty of The Great Barrier Reef, providing a fitting backdrop for our symposium. Cairns is recognised as one of Australia’s premier holiday destinations with a multitude of accommodation and dining options within walking distance of the Pullman Cairns International Hotel. The city is well served boasting both domestic and international airports with frequent and extensive links to major cities across Australia as well as several overseas destinations.
Our theme for the 2025 FPM Symposium is “Diving Deep”. We consider this event as an opportunity for an in-depth examination into many important aspects of pain management as well as highlighting the importance of equitable access to high quality, evidence-based pain management solutions regardless of gender, ethnicity or geographical location to support a brighter future for our patients.
We’re so fortunate to welcome two renowned international speakers – Professor Nadine Attal and Professor Allan Finley. Nadine Attal is a neurologist, pain specialist and clinical researcher and is the current Director for the Centre of Evaluation and Treatment of Pain in Ambroise Parѐ Hospital, France. She has published over 128 peer reviewed papers on pain and is an internationally reputed speaker in the field of neuropathic pain. Professor Allen Finley is a paediatric anaesthesiologist, Professor of Anaesthesia and psychology at Dalhousie University and Medical Director of Paediatric Pain Management at IWK Health Centre in Halifax. With clinical and research interests that span neuropathic pain including the latest treatment modalities for neuropathic pain, paediatric pain management, acute procedural pain management, pain management in first nations populations and resource-limited settings, our international keynote speakers have a wealth of knowledge and experience to share with our delegates.
Other exciting topics that we will explore include newer horizons in pain management including the use of virtual reality and artificial intelligence in pain management, advances in acute pain management, novel approaches to visceral pain and pain in culturally diverse and underserved communities.
The program and registration will be available in late November. Stay tuned for more information!
Breast Imaging Symposium 2025
The Society of Breast Imaging welcomes the submission of original abstracts for the 2025 SBI Breast Imaging Symposium, to be held April 24-27, 2025 at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, Colorado. We invite members and nonmembers to submit abstracts for oral and/or electronic presentation. Attending and presenting at the Symposium gives authors the opportunity to network and discuss their research with experts in the field. This year, we are pleased to announce that we will have more afternoon Scientific Sessions. There will be a total of 30 scientific oral abstracts selected to be presented in person during the afternoon Scientific Sessions.
2025 Australian Pain Society 45th Annual Scie...
The Australian Pain Society (APS) are delighted to welcome you back to Melbourne, from 13 – 16 April 2025 for the 45th Annual Scientific Meeting.
It has been 13 years since we were last in Melbourne, and as one Australia’s most vibrant, diverse and multi-cultural cities we are looking forward to a diverse program that showcases the breadth of pain management research, education, theory, and practice.
For APS 2025, the Scientific Program Committee (SPC) has once again curated an outstanding list of national and international speakers including:
Professor Tamar Pincus: Professor in Health Psychology and Dean of the Faculty of Environmental and Life Sciences at the University of Southampton (UK) Professor David Bennett: Professor of Neurology and Neurobiology and Head of Clinical Neurology at the University of Oxford (UK) Autumn is a beautiful time of year to be in Melbourne. The meeting will be held at the Pullman Melbourne Albert Park, overlooking the picturesque Albert Park Lake (home of the Australian Grand Prix) and perfectly located between the Melbourne CBD, St Kilda and Chapel Street precincts - all of which have their own special character and are renowned for their restaurants, café-filled laneways, cool bars and local music and art scenes. The National Gallery of Victoria, Royal Botanic Gardens & the Shrine of Remembrance are also within walking distance or short tram ride away.
For those who wish to escape the city and explore the surrounding regions, Melbourne is the gateway to countless world-class wine regions and the beautiful, rugged coastline of Bells Beach and the Great Ocean Road beyond.
On behalf of the APS Local Organising Committee (LOC) and SPC, we look forward to welcoming you to Melbourne for an exciting meeting and a memorable stay!
19th Head and Neck Cancer Symposium (Hybrid)
Oral cancer remains the most common disfiguring and deadly disease that oral health care providers, including general dentists, specialists, physicians, and staff encounter in practice.
This course provides clinicians with the knowledge to understand the various etiologic factors of oral cancer and enhances their ability to recognize early potentially malignant and malignant changes within the oral cavity. Course attendees will learn to effectively communicate with their patients and colleagues regarding appropriate management. This course also discusses the complex nature of such treatment and the complications that may ensue, as well as their potential to affect dental treatment.
Learning Objectives Name conventional and newly-recognized factors for head and neck cancer, including cutaneous and non-squamous malignancies List the oral complications of oral cancer therapy and their implications for oral health care providers Outline a management strategy for patients with advanced stage oral cancer Define the complications associated with the surgical and medical management of head and neck cancer
IDF 2025
It is with great pleasure that the International Diabetes Federation (IDF) invites you to the IDF Congress 2025 on 7-10 April offering a global platform to discuss a broad range of diabetes issues, from latest scientific advances to cutting-edge information on education, diabetes care, advocacy and awareness.
To register (individuals and groups), submit abstracts and access information you must have a congress account. To access or create an account, click on the 'SIGN IN' button below. A login window will appear in which you can access your account with your username and password OR create a new account by clicking on 'SIGN UP'. In that same login window, you will be able to reset your password.
If you have any issues creating or accessing your account, please contact congress@idf.org
Mayo Clinic Multidisciplinary Head and Neck C...
This course offers Live (in-person) and Livestream (virtual) attendance options.
Mayo Clinic’s Multidisciplinary Head and Neck Cancer Symposium is dedicated to the latest advancements in head and neck cancer care, encompassing surgical oncology, radiation oncology, medical oncology, and symptom control/survivorship. This three-day symposium features a blend of multidisciplinary sessions and specialized tracks, including hands-on learning and small breakout sessions. It begins with a multidisciplinary session on day one, continues with subspecialty breakouts on day two, and concludes with another multidisciplinary session on day three.
Target Audience This course is intended for otolaryngologists, head and neck surgeons, medical and radiation oncologists, laboratory scientists, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, registered nurses, oncology pharmacists, oncology nurses, speech and language pathologists, physical therapists, dietitians, dentists, clinical research personnel, and other allied health staff involved in the care of head and neck cancer patients. Specialties include medical oncology, radiation oncology, surgical oncology/ENT, pathology, radiology, and laboratory research science.
Learning Objectives Upon completion of this activity, participants should be able to:
Examine the latest advancements in mucosal Head and Neck cancer care. Describe best practices for symptom control in Head and Neck Cancer survivorship. Develop effective community engagement strategies to enhance HPV vaccination uptake. Discuss novel treatment options for Head and Neck cancer patients. Discuss multidisciplinary management of acute toxicity for Head and Neck cancer patients. Evaluate the role of biomarkers in treatment planning for Head and Neck cancer patients.
Attendance at any Mayo Clinic course does not indicate or guarantee competence or proficiency in the skills, knowledge or performance of any care or procedure(s) which may be discussed or taught in this course.
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