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ABOUT ENEA
The European Neuroendocrine Association (ENEA) was founded in the early 1980. It is started to promote, assist and integrate neuroendocrinology in all its aspects, basic, translational and clinical, throughout Europe and beyond. ENEA promotes basic and clinical research in neuroendocrine physiology, pathophysiology, oncology and therapeutics as well as in disciplines affected by neuroendocrinology like metabolism and psychiatry. ENEA organizes biennial meetings to discuss and explore the latest research and concepts in current neuroendocrinology and also to educate and motivate endocrinologists in training and scientists contacting basic and translational research in neuroendocrinology and related fields. The main goals of this association are:
- Improve the diagnosis and therapy of patients with pituitary tumors and other neuroendocrine pathologies in an international, interdisciplinary and scientific context.
- Coordinate research at European hospitals and health research institutes, with emphasis on basic, translational and clinical research for the diagnosis and treatment of pituitary tumors, pituitary diseases and neuroendocrine pathologies.
- Offer education and training for physicians and scientists at annual scientific and educational meetings.
- Foster the exchange of forums for young investigators.
- Support collaborative scientific projects of excellence.
ENEA has the following subcommittees:
- Workshop and Study Committee. Every second year ENEA together with the WSC organizes a specialized workshop on a topic of high interest. This workshop is accompanied by a clinical study.
- ENEA Young Researchers Committee