Asia-Oceania Chapter News
November 2026
The Asia-Oceania Chapter (AOC) is one of IFCN's four regional chapters, representing 15 Member Societies. The Chapter works to strengthen collaboration across the region, advance clinical neurophysiology research, and promote excellence in clinical practice through education, scientific exchange, and professional development.
Highlights from the Past Year
8th Asia-Oceania Congress of Clinical Neurophysiology (AOCCN) – Taipei, Taiwan
The 8th Asia-Oceania Congress of Clinical Neurophysiology brought together approximately 500 participants in Taipei, Taiwan. The Congress marked a welcome return to a fully in-person meeting following the COVID-19 pandemic.
Under the theme “Disease Panorama from Integrating Neurophysiology into Clinical Perspectives,” the Congress provided an opportunity for colleagues from across the region to share research, exchange knowledge, and strengthen professional connections.
Watch the Congress highlights video
2026 Chapter Activities
Learning Series: Empowering the Future Through Advanced Clinical Practice
Throughout 2026, the Asia-Oceania Chapter has supported educational and scientific activities designed to strengthen clinical expertise, encourage collaboration, and promote the exchange of knowledge across the region.
AOC-IFCN Hands-on Learning Series I
July 18, 2026 | Taipei, Taiwan
Korean Society of Clinical Neurophysiology (KSCN) 30th Anniversary Scientific Conference
October 24, 2026 | Baekbeom Kim Koo Memorial Hall, Seoul, Korea
The Korean Society of Clinical Neurophysiology celebrated its 30th anniversary with a scientific conference recognizing three decades of contributions to clinical neurophysiology.
AOC-IFCN Hands-on Learning Series II
November 24, 2026 | Edsa Shangri-La Hotel, Manila, Philippines
A Workshop on Basics and Essentials of Neurophysiology and Neuromuscular Diseases
This upcoming workshop will provide practical education in clinical neurophysiology and neuromuscular diseases.
12th East Asia Neurological Forum (EANF)
November 26 | Lotte Hotel, Seoul, Korea
The Forum will feature scientific discussions across three key areas:
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Advanced diagnostics redefining neurological diseases
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Policy-driven, intersectoral approaches to neurological diseases
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Therapeutic frontiers and rapid translation