The ENEA 2024 Congress in Sevilla concluded successfully, connecting neuroendocrinologists worldwide. The ENEA Young Researchers Committee (EYRC) enhanced the event with a social gathering for emerging scientists and experts. EYRC representatives Mirela Diana Ilie and Antonio Fuentes-Fayos were key members of the Programme Organising Committee, leading the EYRC Symposium titled “Hot Topics in Neuroendocrinology: From Bench to Bedside”. This session featured important discussions, including Cihan Atila on oxytocin deficiency, Juan M Jiménez-Vacas on obesity and endocrine-related cancers, and Marta Araujo-Castro on pituitary adenomas. The EYRC Oral Communication and Poster sessions received strong interest, showcasing 91 abstracts from around the world. A huge congratulations to the winners of this year’s Oral Communications and Poster sessions—outstanding contributions that reflect the dynamic talent within the community: Oral Basic – Athina Mavropoulou (Netherlands); Oral Clinical – Cihan Atila (Switzerland); Poster Basic Research – Federica Mangili (Italy); Poster Clinical – Loren Van der Hoeven (Netherlands).
We’re also thrilled to announce the launch of our new LinkedIn pageunder “ENEA Young Researcher Committee” (https://www.linkedin.com/company/enea-young-researcher-committee) ! This platform will be a central hub for updates, discussions, and the latest news from the EYRC. Meanwhile, our popular “EYRC Training Program Interviews” continue, offering valuable insights and guidance for young professionals. Full video of the interviews is available on our YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/@eyrc5735). Catch them on our social channels, including X, YouTube, LinkedIn, Threads, Instagram and Facebook.
To keep up with the latest in research, the “EYRC Literature Highlights” is also now live! Every two weeks, we’ll feature concise summaries of selected papers that have high relevance for neuroendocrinologists. These highlights aim to keep you informed on breakthroughs and trends in the field, fostering a vibrant and connected community that grows with each new discovery. The highlights will be shared on our social media platforms, including X, LinkedIn, Threads, Instagram and Facebook.
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