Call for applications: Editor-in-Chief Neuro-Oncology Advances
The European Association of Neuro-Oncology (EANO) and the Society for Neuro-Oncology (SNO) and are accepting applications for the Editor-in-Chief of Neuro-Oncology Advances.
The ideal candidate will have a strong background in neuro-oncology, an outstanding track record in neuro-oncology and the ability to lead a collaborative and inclusive editorial team with experience in an executive editorial role.
Application deadline: May 31, 2025
About the journal Neuro-Oncology Advances
Neuro-Oncology Advances (NOA) was launched in 2019 as the first open-access journal published by OUP in partnership with the Society for Neuro-Oncology (SNO) and the European Association of Neuro-Oncology (EANO). Its aim is to ensure that research and discoveries in the field are accessible to a broader readership and retained within the wider neuro-oncology community.
NOA is an inter-disciplinary journal encompassing basic, applied, and clinical investigations in all research areas as they relate to cancer and the central nervous system. It provides a single forum for communication among neurologists, neurosurgeons, radiotherapists, medical oncologists, neuropathologists, neuroradiologists, and researchers together with educators. In 2024, the Impact Factor of the journal increased to 3.7.
About the Editor-in-Chief Position
The ideal candidate will have an outstanding track record of research in neuro-oncology, with a strong publication record and significant contributions to the review and editing of published material within the Neuro-Oncology family of journals. They should possess an excellent international network among researchers and leaders in the field, along with the ability to lead a collaborative and inclusive editorial team. Experience in an executive editorial role is essential. The position is for a seven-year term.
For the full description of the position and additional information on how to apply, please click 
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Call for Application EANO Committees 2025
EANO is THE Association for Neuro-Oncology in Europe and has launched several committees where your support and input as experts in the field of Neuro-Oncology are highly appreciated.
EANO is looking for active new members for the Nurses and Allied Helathcare Professionals Committee (NAC), as well as for the newly formed Brain Tumour Advocacy Committee (BTAC) who will start their engagement after the General Assembly in Prague 2025. The Committees are composed of representatives from different subspecialties with a balance regarding European countries and gender. The duration of the position is two years, with the possibility of one re-election, depending on the input of the member.
Applicants must be members of EANO (i.e. paid-up members).
Applications for the Executive Board at the same time are not possible; however, applications for another EANO Committee are possible by indicating primary and secondary choices, also former Executive Board members are very welcome to apply!
click here for application details Nurses and Allied Healthcare Professionals Committee (NAC)
click here for application details Brain Tumour Advocacy Committee (BTAC)
The EANO Executive Board as well as the Chairs of the Committees are looking forward to receiving your application!
Application deadlines:
March 31, 2025 for Brain Tumour Advocacy Committee
May 31, 2025 for Nurses and Allied Health Care Professionals Committee
Call for applications for membership of the newly formed EANO Brain Tumour Advocacy Committee (BTAC)
We’re delighted to announce that applications for the newly formed Brain Tumour Advocacy Committee (BTAC) are now open. EANO strongly recognises that patient and caregiver engagement is vital in order to understand the perspectives, challenges, and expectations of those diagnosed with a brain tumour, and their families. Therefore, EANO has recently, established the Brain Tumour Advocacy Committee (BTAC) to act as a representative group within EANO which can inform and interact with the Society from the point of view of patients and caregivers. To aim for a culture relying on shared knowledge, values and collaboration, the BTAC will create a forum for reflection, inspiration, new initiatives, and ideas that contribute to patient and caregiver perspectives and experiences for the improved development and design of the committees and activities of EANO.
EANO’s BTAC is looking for members who will start their engagement with a first meeting in June 2025. Over time, the BTAC will consist of 7 to 8 members, all of whom have had experience living with a brain tumour, either as a patient or as a current or former caregiver. The BTAC will meet four times a year and in addition, BTAC members will be invited to participate as co-opted members in other EANO Committee meetings and/or projects. Applicants must be able to represent the community of people living with a brain tumour. They do not have to be a member of a patient organisation, although this is desirable. Diversity regarding brain tumour diagnosis, time since diagnosis, age, gender, and country of residence will be encouraged. The term for members of the BTAC is two years, with the option to be re-elected for a further two years. All applicants will be members of EANO, with residency in Europe. The members of the BTAC can be offered guidance in patient and public involvement and engagement in medical associations.
Application deadline March 31, 2025!
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Call for applications in the EANO Nurses and Allied Health Care Professionals Committee (NAC) 2025-2027
Over the past 5 years, the Nurse and Allied Health Professionals Committee (NAC) has established a robust network of nurses and allied health professionals, fostering inspiration and numerous impactful projects. EANO wishes to keep strengthening the role and functioning of nurses and health allied personals dedicated to brain tumor patients and their families.
The EANO NAC Committee is looking for active new members that will start their engagement after the EANO Meeting in Prague 2025. The duration of the position is 2 years, with the possibility of one re-election, depending on the “intensity of commitment” as judged by the Executive Board and Chair of the Committee. Applicants must be members of EANO (i.e. paid-up members).
The NAC is dedicated to building a strong and collaborative network of nurses and allied health professionals across borders and within EANO. Our goal is to foster an international community that connects, educates, and empowers professionals working in neuro-oncology. We aim to strengthen the person- and family centred care and multidisciplinary team around the patient.
As we are a European association with varied expertise/professions, there are differences in clinical practice and research opportunities for our membership. We endeavour to actively engage with our community, organising initiatives such as a supportive care track at the annual Education Day to enhance knowledge, research, and best practices in patient care. We participate in writing guidelines, organising webinars, instigating surveys, and coordinating social events. We are keen to showcase outstanding research from our community. The NAC committee have prizes and awards to honour members for their exceptional research contributions and promote new members via travel grants. Where possible, we work together with other EANO committees.
The NAC is composed of representatives of different subspecialties and or professions with balance regarding countries and gender.
Applications for the Executive Board at the same time are not possible; application for another EANO Committee is possible by indicating primary and secondary choices, also former Executive Board members are very welcome to apply.
The EANO Executive Board as well as the Chair of the Committee Florien Boele are looking forward to receive your application!
Application deadline May 31, 2025!
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