Newswise — Boston, MA — The American Association of Neurological Surgeons (AANS), the largest neurosurgical society in the world, proudly announces its return to the birthplace of neurosurgery — Boston — for the 2025 AANS Annual Scientific Meeting, taking place April 25–28 at the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center.
This year’s meeting embraces the theme “Power of One, Impact of Many,” reflecting the vital role that each neurosurgeon plays in shaping the field while celebrating the strength and innovation that arise through global collaboration.
“The theme underscores how a single person can create a ripple effect that transforms lives, enhances outcomes and advances our entire field,” said Jacques J. Morcos, MD, FAANS, AANS president. “The collective impact of our specialty lies in the dedication and actions of each of us — each procedure, each innovation and each interaction have the power to make a lasting difference.”
This year’s meeting marks a historic milestone, showcasing record-breaking scientific abstract submissions, underscoring the event’s continued growth and global influence. With over 100 international speakers and more than 400 international attendees, the 2025 Annual Meeting further cements AANS’s position as a premier global hub for neurosurgical advancement and collaboration.
“Returning to Boston — where modern neurosurgery was born — adds a special resonance to this year’s meeting,” said Dr. Morcos. “The city’s rich medical legacy is the perfect backdrop for four days of cutting-edge science, innovation and global connection.”
Highlights of the 2025 AANS Annual Meeting Include:
- Customized Educational Tracks: For the first time, attendees can easily navigate the program by specialty or career level, from medical students to seasoned neurosurgeons — all with just the click of a button.
- Global Perspectives: A dynamic roster of over 100 international speakers from every continent will provide diverse insights into the evolving field of neurosurgery.
- Innovation and Excellence: The meeting features the most comprehensive collection of abstracts in AANS history, reflecting the growing momentum in neurosurgical research and education. Clinical topics span the full range of neurosurgery, including spinal disorders, brain and spinal tumors, cerebrovascular conditions such as stroke, traumatic brain injury, epilepsy and functional neurosurgery, pain management and pediatric neurosurgery, offering attendees a deep dive into the latest advancements across subspecialties.
- Community and Networking: Join colleagues to engage, learn and shape the future of neurosurgery.
For more details, visit aans.org/Meeting.
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Founded in 1931, the American Association of Neurological Surgeons (AANS) is a leading scientific and educational organization representing over 12,000 neurosurgeons worldwide. Dedicated to advancing the field of neurosurgery, the AANS fosters innovation through rigorous education, groundbreaking research, advocacy and the pursuit of excellence in patient care. Guided by core values of integrity, leadership, inclusiveness, professionalism and innovation, the AANS remains committed to shaping the future of neurosurgery and improving patient outcomes globally. For more information, please visit  
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