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ALT Digital graphic promoting the EFSD Albert Renold Travel Fellowship Programme. The text reads: “Call for Applications. Albert Renold Travel Fellowship Programme. Enabling scientists and clinicians to learn techniques and skills at other institutions for advancing their diabetes research projects.” The image features a blue gradient background, the EFSD logo, and a circular photo of a laboratory pipette dispensing a drop of liquid into a row of test tubes. The EFSD website URL is displayed at the bottom: europeandiabetesfoundation.org.

ALT A female researcher presents at a podium during one of the formal lecture sessions, two members of the ECA committee sit at a panel table, with early career scientist attendees seated in an ornate lecture hall featuring arched ceilings and decorated walls.

ALT The Best Abstract awardees (four young researchers, from left to right: Claire Williams (Bristol, UK), Dzhansel Hashim (Maastricht, NL), Amaya Lopez-Pascual (Malmö, SE), Maren Heimhalt (Munich, DE)) holding their certificates, pose with ECA Committee Chair, Prof. Patrick Schrauwen, at the Best Abstract Awards ceremony in a conference hall adorned with international flags and a red university banner at the Sant'Anna School in Pisa, Italy.

ALT A group of early career researchers gather around a standing table in a sunny courtyard, engaged in conversation and networking during a conference group session.

ALT A group of early career researchers who've just won the group presentations stand together on a stage, smiling. One holds a blue poster with sticky notes. A presentation screen (with the words 2025 in Pisa, Italy are visible) and the Sant'Anna School Pisa (red) and EASD (blue) banners are in the background.

ALT Early Career Academy Participants seated in an ornate lecture hall during the opening session of the 1st EASD Early Career Academy Meeting in Pisa, Italy. A speaker addresses the attendees from a podium, with a large screen behind displaying event details (1st EASD Early Career Academy Meeting. Shaping the Future of Diabetes Research and Care. 28 - 30 April 2025 in Pisa, Italy).

ALT A presenter (Prof. Stefano Del Prato) delivers a lecture titled "Remission: The Next Therapeutic Goal for Type 2 Diabetes?" at the 1st EASD Early Career Academy Meeting in Pisa. Several participants (Drs Rumyana Dimova and Pedro Acosta Manzano) sit at a panel table, while attendees listen from the audience in a traditional auditorium.

ALT A group of meeting participants seated in a historic, ornately decorated hall with vaulted ceilings and large windows, attending the first Early Career Academy Meeting in Pisa. Most attendees are smiling and appear engaged, wearing conference badges and orange lanyards. The seating consists of red upholstered chairs, and a few signs reading 'RESERVED' are visible.

ALT Early Career Academy Participants seated in an ornate lecture hall during the opening session of the 1st EASD Early Career Academy Meeting in Pisa, Italy. A speaker addresses the attendees from a podium, with a large screen behind displaying event details (1st EASD Early Career Academy Meeting. Shaping the Future of Diabetes Research and Care. 28 - 30 April 2025 in Pisa, Italy).

ALT A presenter (Prof. Stefano Del Prato) delivers a lecture titled "Remission: The Next Therapeutic Goal for Type 2 Diabetes?" at the 1st EASD Early Career Academy Meeting in Pisa. Several participants (Drs Rumyana Dimova and Pedro Acosta Manzano) sit at a panel table, while attendees listen from the audience in a traditional auditorium.

ALT A group of meeting participants seated in a historic, ornately decorated hall with vaulted ceilings and large windows, attending the first Early Career Academy Meeting in Pisa. Most attendees are smiling and appear engaged, wearing conference badges and orange lanyards. The seating consists of red upholstered chairs, and a few signs reading 'RESERVED' are visible.































