The clinical and research community focused on neuroendocrine tumours gathers in Milan from 10 to 12 March 2027. The meeting combines basic science, clinical sessions and postgraduate training targeted at specialists in diagnosis and management.
Dates and scientific layout for the edition
The 24th Annual ENETS Conference takes place from 10 to 12 March 2027 in Milan. The schedule begins on Wednesday 10 with the 17th Annual ENETS Postgraduate Course and Basic Science sessions. Clinical Science sessions are scheduled for Thursday 11 and Friday 12. Satellite events on Wednesday 10 include the CoE Exchange and the Women in NET meeting.
Deadlines for registration and abstracts
Key administrative dates are set. Registration opens on 15 September 2026. The early-bird deadline is 1 February 2027 and late fees apply from 2 February 2027. Abstract submissions run from 15 September to 5 November 2026; late-breaking abstracts close on 10 December 2026. Editing and withdrawal deadlines are 5 January 2027. Acceptance notifications occur mid-December 2026 and invitations for oral and poster presentations follow mid-January 2027. Travel grant submissions are accepted from 15 September to 16 November 2026 with notifications mid-January.
Attendee profile and planned activities
The conference targets specialists and professionals working with neuroendocrine tumours. The division between basic and clinical tracks attracts both translational researchers and clinicians involved in diagnosis, therapeutic management and follow-up. Postgraduate teaching and satellite meetings provide practical updates and case discussions for multidisciplinary teams.
How to prepare for clinical and research prospecting
If your objective is to present research or arrange institutional meetings, take concrete steps. Select the appropriate presentation format early and meet submission deadlines. Prepare abstracts and presentation materials focused on reproducible clinical endpoints or biomarkers. Schedule one-to-one meetings ahead of time and bring concise documentation on protocols or collaborative projects to facilitate rapid evaluation and next-step planning.
Practical notes for participation
Align your choices with learning goals: advanced training in the Postgraduate Course or clinical updates in the main sessions. Keep the registration and abstract timelines in view to avoid surcharges. The European Neuroendocrine Tumor Society manages accreditation and deadlines, so follow the official calendar closely.
Closing recommendation and official link
For clinical teams and research groups working on neuroendocrine tumours the Milan programme concentrates opportunities to present data, refine protocols and coordinate multicentre work. Check key dates and registration details at the official site https://enetsconference.org/key-dates.html
