Download the EGPA 2025 Conference App and Organize Your Schedule

Diogo Pereira,

The EGPA 2025 Conference is just around the corner, and participants joining us in Glasgow, Scotland, UK, from 26 to 29 August 2025 can enhance their experience by downloading the official EGPA 2025 Conference App. The mobile app is designed to enrich attendees’ conference experience by providing tools to plan personalized schedules and receive live notifications throughout the event.

Participants can seamlessly explore the conference program, including plenary sessions, panels, PhD symposium, French-speaking and thematic seminars, Permanent Study Group sessions, and side meetings. By selecting the sessions they wish to attend, participants can effectively organize their day and make the most of their time at EGPA 2025.

Additionally, the app ensures participants stay updated with instant alerts and important news about social events, program changes, and other announcements.

We strongly encourage all attendees to download the EGPA 2025 Conference App by visiting the App Store or Google Play Store and searching for "EGPA 2025".

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