European Neuroendocrine Tumor Society e.V. - ENETS

06/02/2026

Which topics will be discussed at ENETS 2026?

The accepted abstract titles are now available and provide an overview of how current research contributions are integrated into the scientific programme in Kraków, 4-6 March.

Download the abstract title list (PDF):https://enetsconference.org/files/enets/customer/media/pdf/abstracts_posters/Abstract%20Title%20List%202026.pdf

View the scientific programme: https://enetsconference.org/main-conference.html

Explore the scientific programme of the 23rd Annual ENETS Conference 2026, featuring expert sessions, cutting-edge research, and networking opportunities.

29/01/2026

What a fantastic start to the ENETS Webinar Series 2026!

A big thank you to the more than 180 participants from around the world who joined our first webinar, Advances in PPGL. The high-level discussions and the many insightful questions from such a lively international audience made this a truly engaging session.

We would also like to warmly thank our moderator, Ashley Grossman, with Camilo Jimenez as backup moderator, and the faculty members Jaydira Del Rivero, Camilo Jimenez, and Svenja Nölting for sharing their expertise and providing an excellent multidisciplinary overview of current developments in pheochromocytomas and paragangliomas (PPGL).

Missed it? The recording is now available in the ENETS Webinar Archive: https://www.enets.org/webinar/webinar46.html

CME information:
Participants can earn up to 1 ECMEC® credit for this webinar.

Those who have already completed the feedback survey may now request their CME certificate by emailing the ENETS Office.

If you have not yet completed the survey, you will receive another Zoom email today with the link.

28/01/2026

Last call to join today’s ENETS webinar on advanced management of pheochromocytomas and paragangliomas (PPGL).

Date: Today, 28 January 2026
Time: 18:00–19:10 CET | Online (Zoom)

Don’t miss Jaydira Del Rivero, Ashley Grossman, Camilo Jimenez and Svenja Nölting discussing advances in genetics and diagnostics, treatment of advanced PPGL, and translational approaches to personalised medicine.

Register here to join the webinar: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/4717658015432/WN_9m-XHmt-S3ydO3uy2zytNw
Full agenda: https://www.enets.org/webinar/webinar46.html

We look forward to welcoming you online later today.

Join us for the first ENETS webinar of 2026, offering an advanced-level update on the evolving landscape of pheochromocytomas and paragangliomas (PPGL).

27/01/2026

Tomorrow: join us for the first ENETS webinar of 2026, offering a deep dive into pheochromocytomas and paragangliomas (PPGL).

Moderated by Ashley Grossman, the session will highlight recent advances in genetics and diagnostics, current treatment strategies for advanced disease, and emerging translational insights into personalised medicine using patient-derived tissue, with expert perspectives from Jaydira Del Rivero, Camilo Jimenez, and Svenja Nölting.

Tomorrow, Wednesday, 28 January 2026
18:00–19:10 CET | Online (Zoom)

Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/4717658015432/WN_9m-XHmt-S3ydO3uy2zytNw
View agenda and line-up: https://www.enets.org/upcoming-webinar/webinar46.html

Join us for the first ENETS webinar of 2026, offering an advanced-level update on the evolving landscape of pheochromocytomas and paragangliomas (PPGL).

19/01/2026

One week to go until the first ENETS webinar of 2026, delivering an advanced-level update on pheochromocytomas and paragangliomas ( ).

The programme will explore recent advances in genetics and diagnostics, current treatment approaches for advanced PPGL, and translational insights into personalised medicine using patient-derived tissue, with contributions from Jaydira Del Rivero, Camilo Jimenez, and Svenja Nölting.
The UEMS-accredited session will be moderated by Ashley Grossman.

Wednesday, 28 January 2026
18:00–19:10 CET | Online (Zoom)

Register here to join: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/4717658015432/WN_9m-XHmt-S3ydO3uy2zytNw

View agenda and line-up: https://www.enets.org/webinar/webinar46.html

11/12/2025

Thank you to the more than 100 participants who joined us from around the world for yesterday’s NANETS–ENETS Virtual NET Tumour Board on “Precision therapies and emerging strategies in management” in collaboration with North American Neuroendocrine Tumor Society. Your thoughtful questions and discussion prompts contributed greatly to the session.
Our special thanks go to our excellent moderators, Aman Chauhan and Mairead McNamara, and to our outstanding faculty -
Tessa Brabander, Beth Chasen, Maria Danieli, Timm Denecke, Nicholas Fidelman, Aaron Sasson and Suayib Yalcin.
Their expertise shaped a lively, truly multidisciplinary discussion as we explored two real-world cases from all perspectives.

For anyone who could not attend, the recording is now available online: https://www.enets.org/webinar/webinar45-nanets.html

ENETS Webinar Archive: https://www.enets.org/webinar-archive.html

28/11/2025

ENETS is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2025 CoE Preceptorship grants, supporting early-career clinicians and researchers at ENETS Centers of Excellence.

Research Preceptorship:
Maria Danieli (ITA)
David Paez (ESP)

Clinical Observership:
Hannes Leupe (BEL)
Siddharth Chhajlani (BEL)
Paweł Komarnicki (POL)
Barbara Ziółkowska (POL)

Congratulations to all recipients!
More details: https://www.enets.org/grants-and-awards-winner.html

17/11/2025

Thank you to everyone who joined last week’s ENETS & INCA Educational Webinar and helped make it a meaningful exchange between patients, NET nurses, dietitians and clinicians. We discussed carcinoid syndrome and heart disease, neuroendocrine carcinoma (NEC), and genetic syndromes in NEN.

If you missed the live session, the recording is now available to watch for free in our archive:

https://www.enets.org/webinar-archive.html

10/11/2025

Today is – a global moment to raise awareness, share knowledge, and stand together with everyone affected by .

To mark the occasion, ENETS and the International Neuroendocrine Cancer Alliance (INCA) invite you to join the 2025 NET Cancer Day Educational Webinar this Wednesday, 12 November, 16:00–18:10 CET – free and open to all.

This interactive session brings together patients, caregivers, advocates, and healthcare professionals from ENETS, INCA, TNETPCA, Stichting NETNECkanker, AMEND UK, and Neuroendocrine Cancer UK.

Speakers include Stephanie Alband, Hendrik Bruins, Fang Ting Chou, Rocio Garcia-Carbonero, Simona Glasberg, Jo Grey, Nikie Jervis, Lonah Kapsir, Niklaus Schaefer, Faye Tukker-Wijntjes and Tara Whyand.

Don’t miss this opportunity to hear inspiring stories and insights from leading experts and individuals with lived experience in NET care.

Register for free: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/2717606140875/WN_lgvkbalnTrqUOx8gucJGkw
View the agenda: https://www.enets.org/webinar/webinar-net-cancer-day-2025.html

07/10/2025

Dear Community,
Your insights can help transform diagnosis, treatment, and care for the NET and NEC community.

The SCAN 2025 survey, led by the International Neuroendocrine Cancer Alliance (INCA), invites patients, caregivers, and healthcare professionals worldwide to share their experiences with neuroendocrine cancer.
The goal is to identify barriers in diagnosis, treatment, long-term care, and access to services to drive meaningful change for the global NET community.

Take part here: https://incalliance.org/scan2025/
(Open 1 Sept - 30 Nov 2025)

Whether you participate directly or spread the word, every perspective matters.

In 2025, INCA will launch SCAN 2 to measure the changes in the global access to diagnostics, treatments and care for neuroendocrine tumor patients.