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Strengthening Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation in The Gambia

23 October 2026

Strengthening Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation in The Gambia

The EANS Foundation is supporting a pioneering initiative to strengthen spinal cord injury rehabilitation in...

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EANS Foundation at EANS Congress 2026: Connecting People, Inspiring Generosity and Advancing Our Mission

09 October 2026

EANS Foundation at EANS Congress 2026: Connecting People, Inspiring Generosity and Advancing Our Mission

The EANS Foundation’s E-NEURO project took central stage at the EANS Congress 2026 in Hamburg,...

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E-NEURO at EANS Congress 2026: Advancing International Collaboration in Traumatic Brain Injury Research

09 October 2026

E-NEURO at EANS Congress 2026: Advancing International Collaboration in Traumatic Brain Injury Research

The EANS Foundation’s E-NEURO project took central stage at the EANS Congress 2026 in Hamburg,...

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Catherine Wurster Scholarship Awardee Attended EANS Congress 2026 in Hamburg

09 October 2026

Catherine Wurster Scholarship Awardee Attended EANS Congress 2026 in Hamburg

The EANS Foundation and the Catherine Wurster family made it possible for the 2026 scholarship...

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Voices of our clients

Claudius Jelgersma
(Scholarship awardee 2025)

These initiatives are really or extremely important, especially to young neurosurgeons to develop their careers beside the normal or standard track of neurosurgical training.

Sofie Dietvorst
(Scholarship awardee 2025)

I think (“Catherine Wurster” Scholarship) is very important because it really gives people an opportunity to go out of their comfort and to experience new possibilities. Thank you very much for this project!

Ondra Petr
(Director of the First African Training Course in Neurosurgery)

I would like to express our heartfelt thanks for your incredible support and kind help – without which this course simply wouldn’t have been possible. We are deeply grateful and truly appreciate everything you’ve done to make it happen.

Maria Kipele
(Neurosurgical mission in Tanzania)

We are deeply grateful to the EANS Foundation for supporting our March 2026 neurosurgical mission in Tanzania. The DORO Mayfield system was invaluable to our surgical work, providing the stability and precision needed for safe, efficient procedures across 18 cases. Its impact was evident in both patient outcomes and our surgical training collaboration with Tanzanian colleagues. Thank you for your commitment to strengthening neurosurgical capacity worldwide.

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