The European Academy of childhood Disability (EACD) 2019 conference took place in Paris between the 23th and the 25th of May. The motto of the conference was “Innovation for participation” with a clear aim of the organizing committee to emphasize the association of these two “hot” topics.
Dear Colleagues
The 30th EACD2018 conference in Tbilisi has finished. We think it was quite successful. Numbers are very impressive-5 continents, 45 countries and more than 500 participants.
Dear colleague,
The EACD2017 conference in Amsterdam has been very successful. About 960 participants from 60 countries were involved The atmosphere in the conference was remarkable: there was lots of interaction between participants from different backgrounds and countries. The time scheduled for the 150 posters each day was used to get into contact with fellow researchers and to discuss new research developments. These personal contacts at an international conference are important for exchanging knowledge and building up collaboration in research and patient care.
In 2016 EACD co-hosted the 28th Annual Meeting with the 5th International Cerebral Palsy Conference (ICPC) and the first meeting of the newly established International Alliance of Academies of Childhood Disability (IAACD) at the International Conference on Cerebral Palsy and other Childhood Onset Disabilities “CHALLENGE THE BOUNDARIES” in Stockholm.
The 26th annual meeting of the EACD took place from July 3rd to July 5th 2014 in the congress centre of Messe Wien in Vienna, Austria.
“The Other Side” attracted 516 delegates from all over the world. About 73 % of the delegates came from Europe, the rest from North America, South America, Australasia, and a few delegates from the Middle East and Africa. Ten of the attendees from low-income countries received a bursary.
The 25th European Academy of Childhood Disability conference was held in Newcastle, UK on 10th-12th October 2013.
The conference was devoted to all aspects of Cerebral Palsy, from early diagnosis to standards of care and to new therapeutical approaches. In addition, special lectures were dedicated to the opportunities offered by recent advances of research in Neuroscience. Contribution for understanding and treating Cerebral Palsy from animal models, genetics, stem cells, cognitive neuroscience has been discussed.
24th Annual Meeting of European Childhood Disability was held on May 16-19, 2012 jointly with the 14th National Pediatric Neurology Congress in İstanbul. A total of 527 attendees from 45 different countries participated.
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