Entering Ireland Please note that Ireland is not part of the Schengen Area. Therefore, EU citizens must present a valid passport or national identity card to enter Ireland. Full details are available here. Citizens of other countries must present a valid passport or recognised travel document to enter Ireland and may also need a visa. You …
17th EUSPR Conference – 15 to 18 September 2026, Dublin, Ireland Our conference theme “Innovation in Prevention to Support Health Equity” embraces this perspective by acknowledging scientific advances (e.g., regarding technology like AI, novel approaches to personalised prevention) and conceptual innovation (e.g., linking climate and health, one health and planetary health) while being mindful of the risks …
EUSPR 2026 Pre-conference workshops Morning workshops (9.00am-12.30pm) Afternoon workshops (1.30pm-5.00pm) Project meeting (9.00am-6.00pm)
EUSPR 2026 Awards Nominations for 2026 EUSPR awards are now open. Any EUSPR member is eligible to make a nomination on this form, but self-nominations are not accepted. Those nominated do not need to be current EUSPR members, but they should have a demonstrable connection to EUSPR — for example, current or previous membership, participation in …
EUSPR 2026 CONFERENCE NEW! Dear all, We would like to inform you that registration for the 17th EUSPR Conference will close on 10 July. As this year’s conference forms part of Ireland’s Presidency of the Council of the European Union programme, we have received an exceptionally high level of interest in attending. Due to the …
Dear Colleagues, The 17th EUSPR Conference and Members’ Meeting welcomes the following submission types: Here below are the instructions for the presentation formats: Instructions for poster presenters • Posters should be printed no bigger than A0 and be in portrait orientation. Please specify your abstract #ID in the poster.• Hanging materials & poster number allocation …
Dear EUSPR colleagues, We would like to inform you about recent phishing attempts within the EUSPR network. Several colleagues have reported receiving emails impersonating the EUSPR President, sent from various non-EUSPR email addresses. These messages typically attempt to initiate a conversation (“I know you’re busy but could you please spare me a few minutes out of …
We would like to sincerely thank all our keynote speakers for their valuable contributions and inspiring talks. Below you’ll find the presentations from the keynote speakers of the EUSPR Conference 2025 in Berlin.
