Categories: annual conference

  • Meet the AOECS Board of Directors

    AOECS is pleased to introduce its Board of Directors following the General Assembly held in Amsterdam on 10 October 2026.

    Members of the AOECS Board of Directors following the General Assembly in Amsterdam, October 2026.

  • Coeliac Health 2030 takes centre stage at AOECS Annual Conference

    Around 130 delegates from across the world gathered in Amsterdam for the 38th AOECS Annual Conference to explore the future of coeliac health by 2030. Discussions focused on earlier diagnosis, more consistent care, emerging treatments and research that reflects patients’ priorities, with international cooperation central to turning progress into better everyday lives.

    Delegates attending the 38th AOECS Annual Conference in Amsterdam.

  • Swedish researcher receives first AOECS Young Researcher Award

    Swedish researcher Elin Hård af Segerstad received the first AOECS Young Researcher Award, presented at its 38th Annual Conference in Amsterdam. Selected from six entries, she researches how to make life with coeliac disease easier. The award combines scientific assessment with patient perspectives to encourage research that makes a difference.

    Portrait of Elin Hård af Segerstad, the first recipient of the AOECS Young Researcher Award.

  • AOECS opens its 38th Annual Conference in Amsterdam

    The 38th AOECS Annual Conference opens on 9 October, 2026 in Amsterdam, bringing together patient organisations, researchers and industry representatives to strengthen international cooperation, share scientific advances and shape the future of coeliac care.

    Marc Vervuurt, Member of Parliament in the Netherlands, speaking at a podium during the opening of the 38th AOECS Annual Conf

  • AOECS Launches Young Researcher Award in Coeliac Research

    AOECS has launched the Young Researcher Award in Coeliac Disease Research to recognise and encourage outstanding early-career scientists. The international award aims to raise the profile of promising researchers, foster collaboration and inspire the next generation of experts working to improve the lives of people with coeliac disease. Open for applications now until 15 August 2026.

    Scientist using a microscope in a laboratory illustrating coeliac disease research
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