EAACI Headquarters (info@eaaci.org) is the heart of all EAACI activities of the largest medical association in the field of allergy and clinical immunology in Europe.

EAACI is a member driven organisation, welcoming more than 10’000 academicians, research investigators, clinicians and healthcare professionals within its global community for which EAACI Headquarters (member@eaaci.org) is the main point of contact.


What Events Do We Have?

The EAACI Events Team (events@eaaci.org) organises the world’s largest scientific allergology congress (EAACI Annual Congress), up to four focused meetings per year with different scientific focuses, as well as allergy schools and master classes in locations all over Europe.

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What Education Do We Offer?

The aim of EAACI is to provide delegates with state-of-the-art science at all EAACI meetings, offering the EAACI Knowledge Exam, Fellowships, Mentorship Programmes and bringing the work of over 80 dedicated Task Forces to life. The EAACI Education Team (education@eaaci.org) coordinates those efforts.

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What Information Do We Provide?

The EAACI Communications Department (communications@eaaci.org) keeps the global EAACI community informed about upcoming events, the scientific resources and other topics of relevance via the full range of available channels. Furthermore, the team acts as main point of contact for journalists, for members of the EAACI National Societies Committee (nas@eaaci.org) , the EAACI International Societies Council and EAACI Patient Organisation Committee Members.

As the leading European medical society focusing on allergy, EAACI has a key role to play in the formulation of public health and research policies at a European level (EUoffice@eaaci.org). EAACI also has an office located in Brussels that can be contacted for any kind of topics related to policy, politics and polity. In recent years EAACI has led major public awareness campaigns on allergy and asthma, and has developed a series of public declarations and policy recommendations on specific advocacy topics (e.g. Immunotherapy, Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis), with the aim to drive political change.