Upcoming events
EDENT1FI Annual Meeting - Paris, France
19th - 20th November 2024Mark your calendars! The upcoming EDENT1FI Annual Meeting is scheduled for 19-20 November 2024 at Necker Children’s Hospital in Paris, hosted by EDENT1FI Partner, Sanofi. This event offers a unique opportunity to explore the latest developments and exciting findings across all Work Packages, align on progress, engage in brainstorming and discussions, celebrate both major milestones and small wins, and set plans for a promising future.
Past events
IDS 2024 - Bruges, Belgium
4th - 8th November 2024From November 4-8, EDENT1FI was showcased at the IDS Conference in Bruges, where we connected with the global diabetes research community from our booth. The EDENT1FI project focuses on advancing early screening and prevention of type 1 diabetes across Europe through a multi-disciplinary approach. Our work was also represented through an abstract selected for poster presentation, underscoring EDENT1FI’s commitment to innovation in T1D detection and care.
ISPAD 2024 - Lisbon, Portugal
16th - 19th October 2024In Lisbon from October 16-19, 2024, EDENT1FI had fantastic visibility at the 50th ISPAD Conference! Our booth was buzzing with pediatric diabetes specialists and advocates eager to learn about our approach to early screening. The poster presentation gave us even more reach, showcasing EDENT1FI’s commitment to early detection and better care for young people at risk of T1D. We came away with invaluable insights and strengthened partnerships that bring us closer to transforming T1D care across Europe.
EASD 2024 - Madrid, Spain
10th - 13th September 2024At the 60th Annual Meeting of the European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD) in Madrid from September 9-13, 2024, EDENT1FI had the chance to connect with global diabetes experts and dive into discussions around early T1D screening. Our booth was a hub for meaningful exchanges on innovative ways to reshape screening practices across Europe. It was inspiring to share our mission with so many in the diabetes research community and build connections that will drive our work forward.
