Events

An international virtual teaching series by the Surgical Interest Group of Africa. Join us for fortnightly interactive sessions covering key neurosurgical principles, case-based learning, and career pathways, led by UK and US neurosurgical experts. ✔ Endorsed by Society of British Neurological Surgeons ✔ Awarded up to 9 CPD Points by Royal College of Surgeons England ✔ Supported by Geeky Medics Free registration | Certificates | Competition prizes | Mentorship opportunities Register now: https://forms.gle/ZQsBTfZqyK1BLGTN9 or scan the QR code.

Over 4 days, the course will cover the full spectrum of expanded endoscopic endonasal approaches to the skull base. There will be a focus on high yield surgical approaches including an overview of contemporaneous complex open skull base approaches with an additional day for transorbital approaches. The course will be of interest to senior trainees and skull base fellows in ENT and Neurosurgery and junior practising skull base surgeons wishing to further their skills in endoscopic endonasal approaches, transorbital and open skull base approacges . Please register for the course by emailing: [email protected] and paying for the course (see flyer)

The 6th World AVM Congress & SNVIS Annual Scientific Meeting 2026 will present the latest innovations in neurovascular diagnosis, treatment, and multidisciplinary care, bringing together global experts to share insights on AVMs, neurointerventional techniques, and transformative advances shaping the future of neurovascular therapies. Contact email - [email protected]

The Liverpool Neurosurgery Masterclass is a national, biannual course designed to support neurosurgical residents preparing for the FRCS (SN) examination. Now in its 7th iteration, the course has previously welcomed over 250 attendees, with strong national and international faculty involvement. The upcoming Masterclass will be oncology-themed, with a focus on practical, exam-relevant neuro-oncology. Topics include high- and low-grade glioma, cranial metastases, molecular pathology, advanced neuroimaging, operative anatomy, awake surgery, and multidisciplinary decision-making. The programme consists of interactive lectures, case-based discussions, simulation, and 1:1 viva-style teaching, with an emphasis on areas not easily covered in standard textbooks!

In 2026, St john Ophthalmic Association (SOA) hosts the second Masterclass in NeurOrbital disease. With rapid advances in medical technology and the advent of modern and innovative tools and techniques, ‘NeuroOrbital2026’ explores the interaction of established techniques and how a multi-disciplinary approach is changing the way these diseases are managed. In association with the UK’s Sino-Orbital-Neurosurgical Group – surgeons from Moorfields Eye Hospital, University College London hospital and Manchester University Hospital.

The NPH Webinar Series is open to all those involved in the diagnosis, treatment, and long-term management of Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus. In this episode topics will include: Patient Selection & Diagnosis - Referral criteria, outpatient evaluation ∙ Outpatient Pathway - Patient journey in the ambulatory setting ∙ Shunt Placement & Early Follow-Up ∙ Long-Term Follow-Up. Contact: [email protected]

The annual scientific and business meeting of the BPNG organised by the paediatric neurosurgery team at Alder Hey Childrens’ NHS Trust, Liverpool. Contact: [email protected]

The Guarantors of Brain promotes teaching, education and research into the science of neurology and related clinical-academic disciplines. The charity started the Brain Conference in 2021 to further fulfil this mission. The event is open to students, researchers, academics & professionals interested in neurology/ clinical neuroscience.

A new educational event in collaboration with B. Braun Medical Ltd, showcasing leading experts in NPH care. The programme highlights current best practice, emerging evidence, and multidisciplinary approaches, offering clinicians practical insights and case-based learning to improve diagnosis, treatment pathways, and patient outcomes across Scotland. Contact: [email protected]