The European Congress of Neurology held its 10th international congress in Helsinki, Finland on June 29 – July 2. The theme of this year’s congress was neuromodulation and as such the field of clinical neurophysiology was heavily featured in the programme. The congress had a record number of participants from over 120 countries.

Epicurrents was featured at a hands-on course dealing on the use of EEG in diagnosis of disorders of consciousness. The course was free of charge and was surprisingly popular with over a hundred attendants, considering that it took place on the last day of the congress. The platform for the course used a still experimental Nextcloud integration for user authentication and data management. There were a couple of minor glitches, but all in all the technical side worked well.

Thanks to the success and great feedback we are planning on running a similar hands-on course at the EAN congress next year.