1. What is WNU 2026?
The World Federation of Neurology Digital Neurology Updates (WNU 2026) is an online event, organized by the World Federation of Neurology (WFN). The event reflects the association’s continuous journey towards fostering global medical education in neurology.
WNU 2026 will provide dedicated update lectures on a variety of key clinical topics by globally renowned experts, as well as industry symposia.
2. Who should attend WNU 2026?
The carefully curated agenda is designed to cater to both established professionals and early-career neurologists and other healthcare professionals, ensuring a comprehensive learning experience that spans the breadth of the fascinating field.
3. What topics are covered at WNU 2026?
The program highlights the latest advances in neurology and offers practical insights for everyday clinical practice.
Packed into just 2 days, our agenda covers important neurological updates in topics such as Dementia, Stroke, Multiple sclerosis and other CNS Inflammatory Disorders, Peripheral Nerve and Motor Neuron Disorders, Neuro-Ophthalmology, Headache, Epilepsy, Muscle and Neuromuscular Function Disorders, Movement Disorders, Sleep Disorders, Neuro-Oncology, Neuroinfectious Diseases, Autoimmune Encephalopathies.
4. What makes WNU 2026 unique?
The decision to host WNU 2026 as a fully online event was made with a clear vision in mind – to transcend geographical and logistical barriers, thus enabling a more inclusive and far-reaching platform for neurologists and healthcare professionals from around the world. This digital format not only allows participants to engage from the comfort of their own settings but also significantly reduces the carbon footprint associated with traditional conferences, aligning with our commitment to sustainability.
5. Is WNU 2026 research-focused, clinical, or practice-oriented?
WNU 2026 will highlight the latest research in neurology and offer practical insights for everyday clinical practice.
6. When and where does WNU 2026 take place, and what is the event format?
The event will take place online on 28–29 October 2026.
Language
The official language of the event is English.
Timezone
The event will officially run on CET.
7. Can I submit an abstract or proposal to WNU 2026?
This event does not accept abstract submissions or proposals.
8. What presentation formats are offered at the WNU 2026?
All sessions will be live streamed and recorded for on-demand access for up to 3 months after the event.
9. Is WNU 2026 suitable for early-career professionals or students?
WNU 2026 is an excellent opportunity for early-career professionals and students to gain up-to-date insights into key areas of neurology. A student discount is also available.
10. Is WNU 2026 accredited or certified (e.g. CME/CPD)?
Participants will have the opportunity to claim European CME credits (ECMECs).
More information can be found here.
11. Who is the official WNU 2026 meeting organizer?
The official meeting organizer and WNU 2026 secretariat is Kenes Group.
Kenes Group
7, rue François-Versonnex,
C.P. 6053, 1211 Geneva 6
Switzerland
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