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Submit your abstracts to share your research with the global diabetes community and register today for the 62nd EASD Annual Meeting. 

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Call for Submissions

Scientific submissions now open

Abstract and Session Proposal submissions for the 62nd EASD Annual Meeting in Milan are now open until 1 April 2026. Submit your diabetes research and help shape our Scientific Programme.

Call for Nominations

Honorary Membership 2026

EASD invites members to nominate individuals for lifetime Honorary Membership 2026, recognising outstanding contributions to diabetes and the Association. Submission deadline: 27 March 2026.

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Registration for EASD 2026

Register today to join us in Milan for the EASD Annual Meeting 2026. Connect with leading experts, explore groundbreaking diabetes research and participate in a dynamic scientific programme.

ECA Webinar Recording

Could we change the course of MASLD?

Missed the latest EASD Early Career Academy webinar with Prof. Amalia Gastaldelli (National Research Council, Italy)? The webinar recording is now available to watch!

Funding European Diabetes Research

Our foundation encourages and supports groundbreaking diabetes research and promotes the next generation of leading scientists

The following grant or fellowship programmes are currently open for applications:

EASD Albert Renold Travel Fellowship Programme

Enabling scientists and clinicians to advance their diabetes research projects by learning specific techniques or clinical skills at other institutions.

Application deadline: 15 April 2026

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EFSD and Sanofi European Diabetes Research Programme on Autoimmunity in Type 1 Diabetes

Encouraging new projects aimed at advancing current knowledge of any aspect of autoimmunity in type 1 diabetes.

Application deadline: 15 May 2026

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EASD e-learning

New on EASD e-Learning

Keep an eye on the liver

The 2025 ADA Consensus Report: Early action on MASLD in type 2 diabetes 

Open-Source AID systems

How open-source AID systems can bridge the accesibility gap with Inge Van Boxelaer

Realising the potential of AI in diabetes care – a new consensus roadmap

A European Diabetes Forum working group presents 14 recommendations to guide the use of AI in diabetes care.

Decoding CGM for type 2 diabetes

Is CGM moving towards becoming standard-of-care in type 2 diabetes?

Podcasts

Tune in to Diabetes Insights

EASD Committee on Clinical Affairs

In this episode, members of the EASD Committee on Clinical Affairs (CCA) Chair, Prof. Richard Holt and Prof. Anne Peters discuss how clinical guidance is developed, reviewed and translated into real-world practice.

Tailored Nutrition and Low-Calorie Diet Remission Updates

In this episode, Prof. Nita Forouhi (University of Cambridge) and Prof. Michael Lean (University of Glasgow) explore the science behind nutrition, weight loss and type 2 diabetes remission.

Recurrent Severe Hypoglycaemic Events: What to do?

In this episode, experts from the University of Amsterdam (Prof. J. Hans de Vries), the University of Newcastle (Prof. James A.M. Shaw) and Deakin University (Prof. Jane Speight) explore one of the most feared complications of type 1 diabetes: severe hypoglycaemia.

Dementia in Diabetes - Reasons for Hope or Concern?

In this episode, Prof. Gill Livingston (University College London) and Prof. Thomas van Sloten (UMC Utrecht) explore the complex relationship between diabetes and dementia.

Submit to our Journals

Publish your research in Diabetologia and Metabologia

EASD has two journals, Diabetologia, which publishes articles on all aspects of diabetes, from basic science through translational work to clinical research, and the newly launched Metabologia, an open access journal for research across the fields of diabetes, obesity, metabolism and related disorders. Both offer a platform for original studies, clinical trials, reviews, and interdisciplinary work that inform scientific understanding and clinical practice.

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