For almost 40 years, the European Association of Urology (EAU) has addressed the most pressing issues of urological care in Europe, through its scientific and educational initiatives, as well as its publications. The EAU delivers training, stimulates research, organises exchanges and broadcasts information. More than 16,000 professionals have joined the EAU and together we create and explore numerous opportunities for professional growth and knowledge-sharing. The EAU Section of Oncological Urology (EAU Oncology) was established in 2001 as an official member of the EAU Section Office under the name of the European Society of Oncological Urology. In 2003, EAU Oncology organised its first scientific meeting and has continued to develop themes of evidence-based practice, reporting recent breakthroughs, rewarding outstanding European research and offering multiple benefits to the EAU members as well as oncological urology specialists from all over the world. The EAU Section of Uropathology (EAU Pathology) examines and promotes clinicopathological topics and the elaboration of minimal standards for uropathological diagnostics. The ESUP organises scientific and practical diagnostic cooperation with the urologists, as well as, postgraduate courses in uropathology for pathologists. The section represents European uropathology in international classification and staging committees. Before the EAU Section of Urological Research (EAU Translational Research) was an EAU Section, it was the independent body European Society for Urological Oncology and Endocrinology (ESUOE). Initially, ESUOE comprised a small group of scientists who generally focused on malignant diseases. At present, the ESUR covers basic and translational research in all areas of urology. The Young Academic Urologists (YAU) aims to promote high-quality studies in order to provide strong evidence for the best urological practice, to promote educational programmes in order to boost European training standards and to create a platform for close international cooperation for the future urology leaders in Europe (and beyond).Committees
UROonco24 Steering Committee
Prof. A. Volpe (IT)
EAU Oncology chair
Prof. Arnulf Stenzl (DE)
EAU Secretary General
UROonco24 Scientific Committee
Prof. Dr. Antonio Alcaraz
Barcelona (ES)
EAU Oncology
Assoc. Prof. Jonathan Aning
Bristol (GB)
EAU Oncology
Prof. Alberto Breda
Barcelona (ES)
EAU Robotics
Dr. Oscar Brouwer
Amsterdam (NL)
EAU Oncology
Dr. Christian Fankhauser
Lucerne (CH)
EAU Oncology
Dr. Giorgio Gandaglia
Milan (IT)
EAU Oncology
Dr. Gianluca Giannarini
Udine (IT)
EAU Oncology
Prof. Dr. Marc-Oliver Grimm
Jena (DE)
EAU Oncology
Assoc. Prof. Juan Gomez-Rivas
Madrid (ES)
EAU Oncology
Prof. Dr. Isabel Heidegger
Innsbruck (AT)
EAU Translational Research
Dr. Maria Carmen Mir Maresma
Valencia (ES)
EAU Oncology
Dr. Marco Moschini
Milan (IT)
YAU
Dr. Maria Rosaria Raspollini
Florence (IT)
EAU Pathology
Prof. Morgan Rouprêt
Paris (FR)
EAU Oncology Ex-Officio
Prof. Francesco Sanguedolce
Barcelona (ES)
EAU Imaging
The European Association of Urology
The EAU Section of Oncological Urology
EAU Section of Uropathology
EAU Section of Urological Research
Young Academic Urologists (YAU)