European Lupus Society.
Connecting Science,
Education, and Care.
SLEuro brings together clinicians, researchers, and healthcare professionals committed to improving the future of lupus care. Through scientific collaboration, educational programs, clinical research, and international networking, the society promotes a stronger European community dedicated to Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE) and related syndromes.
From mentorship initiatives to global research partnerships, SLEuro supports the next generation of specialists while fostering equal access to high standards of care across Europe.
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Registration open for 15th European Lupus Meeting
The SLEuro Mentorship Program supports the core
A high burden of SLE risk genes is associated with persistent activation of the interferon system in patients with lupus.
Comment on: Single-cell RNA-seq reveals a persistent interferon signature in immune cells from systemic lupus erythematosus patients with high versus low polygenic risk scores despite antimalarial treatment. J Autoimmun. 2026 May 12:161:103575. doi: 10.1016. Commented by: Lars Rönnblom, Department of Medical Sciences, Uppsala University, Sweden.
Built by clinicians,
for the lupus
community.
Founded on 30 September 2016 in Venice, SLEuro emerged from the need for a solid scientific infrastructure to support European lupus meetings and foster a truly connected research community.
- Building a community of clinicians & researchers focused on SLE, with special attention to younger physicians
- Coordinating research and educational meetings on SLE and related syndromes
- Promoting equal access to best standard of care for SLE patients across Europe
- Facilitating research projects and clinical trials in SLE
Shape the future
of lupus care.
Are you an early, career clinician or researcher passionate about lupus? Connect, learn, and grow with peers across Europe through the SLEuro mentorship network, supported by the Lupus Research Alliance.