History and International Congresses

Invitation to bid for 2027 Congress -deadline extended to March

Bids are now invited bids from National Neuropathological Societies to host the XXI International Congress of Neuropathology to be held in 2027. Much of the organisation of the meeting, particularly local hosting arrangements, is undertaken by the member Society, but the ISN will provide input into the scientific content and approve the final programme.

List of Congressess of Neuropathology

The International Committee of Neuropathology, founded in 1950, was re-formed in Copenhagen in 1967 as the International Society of Neuropathology, a non-profit making scientific organisation.

CONGRESSES OF NEUROPATHOLOGY

1st	Rome	8-13 September	1952
2^nd	London	12-17 September	1955
3^rd	Brussels	21-28 July	1957
4^th	Münich	2-8 September	1961
5^th	Zürich	30 August-3 September	1965
6^th	Paris	31 August-4 September	1970
7^th	Budapest	1-7 September	1974
8^th	Washington	24-29 September	1978
9^th	Vienna	5-10 September	1982
10^th	Stockholm	7-12 September	1986
11^th	Kyoto	2-8 September	1990
12^th	Toronto	18-23 September	1994
13^th	Perth	7-12 September	1997
14^th	Birmingham	3-6 September	2000
15^th	Torino	14-18 September	2003
16^th	San Francisco	10-15 September	2006
17^th	Salzburg	11-15 September	2010
18^th	Rio de Janeiro	14-18 September	2014
19^th	Tokyo	23-27 September	2018

Posted in: About the Society, About the Society, History and International Congresses by David Hilton on May 28, 2015 at 2:26 pm |

ICN 2014 Rio de Janeiro

The XVIIIth International Congress of Neuropathology was held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in September 14-18. It was hosted for the first time in Latin America, organized by Brazilian and Argentinian neuropathologists, with the contribution of a highly qualified international scientific committee, which worked hard to produce a very successful scientific program, including many distinguished speakers, that was complemented by a lively and friendly atmosphere in the setting of a wonderful landscape with very enjoyable social events (see programme).

The scientific program covered a full range of interest, promoting the exchange of expertise between the various areas of neuropathology and other fields of neuroscience, including neurologists, neurosurgeons, neuro-oncologists, neuroradiologists, geneticists, basic neuroscientists and others, who contribute with information to aid in the diagnosis and treatment of patients.