Academy

Knowledge enhances Professionals
We provide high level specialized educational programmes of web-based events and face-to-face initiatives.
Teaching & Training
An open network sharing knowledge on Autoinflammatory and Inflammatory Eye Diseases
The AIDA Academy is open to all researchers and clinicians working in the field of autoinflammation. For physicians, researchers and scholars, joining the network means being updated, thanks to a full programme of web-based and face-to-face events, proposed by the renowned international faculty of the AIDA Network.

AIDA preceptorship
The AIDA preceptorship "Still’s Disease and Hereditary Periodic Fever Syndromes" is an exclusive event that brings together scholars from across Europe for a focused, hands-on learning experience.
The event features a comprehensive curriculum that combines theoretical sessions, interactive clinical case discussions and immersive hospital rounds, where attendees will have the opportunity to observe real-world cases under the guidance of the AIDA team. Hosted in the picturesque city of Siena, Italy, the preceptorship offers a unique learning experience in a relaxed, collaborative, peer-to-peer setting.

Topics covered
- Still's disease
- Differential diagnosis within autoinflammatory disorders
- Ocular involvement in IL-1β-mediated diseases
Scheduled events
Find out the full programme of meetings, webinars, and seminars dedicated to an high level education on Autoinflammatory Diseases.
AIDA academy so far: events, speakers, and resources
Since its launch, AIDA Academy has organized numerous training and dissemination events, featuring expert speakers from around the world. Its growing archive includes a vast collection of recorded sessions, covering lectures, case studies, and reports, serving as a key resource for the research community.
Past Events
Check out the list of our past events. If you attended any of these you will find the video materials of the event in the dedicated page
Resources for non specialized users
Educational initiatives targeted to non-specialized users will be arranged with the aim to support colleagues in the diagnostic work-up of autoinflammatory and inflammatory eye diseases, and in the evidence-based management of these rare conditions.
