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Winner of ESMINT’s 2025 Best European Publication Award

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19.09.2025

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27.09.2025

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Best European Publication Winner 2025: Janneck Stahl
Best European Publication in JNIS Winner 2025: Janneck Stahl

ESMINT is pleased to congratulate Janneck Stahl from Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg, Germany, the recipient of the 2025 Best European Publication Award in the Journal of NeuroInterventional Surgery (JNIS), the official journal of ESMINT.

This prestigious award, now in its seventh year, continues to promote excellence in European research.

Janneck Stahl’s publication, titled Flow-Based Simulation in Transverse Sinus Stenosis Pre- and Post-Stenting: Pressure Prediction Accuracy, Hemodynamic Complexity and Relationship to Pulsatile Tinnitus, was selected after a thorough review of all European submissions in JNIS over the past 12 months. His work exemplifies the innovative spirit and scientific quality that drive progress in neurointervention across Europe.

Award-Winning Publication:

  • Title: Flow-Based Simulation in Transverse Sinus Stenosis Pre- and Post-Stenting: Pressure Prediction Accuracy, Hemodynamic Complexity and Relationship to Pulsatile Tinnituse
  • Manuscript ID: jnis-2024-022867
  • Submitting Author: Janneck Stahl
  • Institution: Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg

This contribution reflects the high standards of innovation and scientific inquiry that the Best European Publication Award aims to highlight, further enhancing the impact of European research on neurointerventional practices.

Best European Publication Award 2025 Celebration
Mohamed Aggour (ESMINT), Janneck Stahl, Michael Chen (JNIS)

The award was presented during the ESMINT Congress 2025 in Marseille to Janneck Stahl by Dr. Mohamed Aggour, Member of the Research & Publication Committee and Dr. Michael Chen, Editor-in-Chief of JNIS. At the congress, Janneck Stahl presented his research findings. His work highlights the critical role of MR microscopy in predicting recanalization success and patient outcomes following mechanical thrombectomy.

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Janneck Stahl and his team for their exceptional contribution to the field of neurointervention.