6 April 2023
The 6th Neuromuscular Translational School organized by EURO-NMD and TREAT-NMD focuses on therapy development from bench to bedside with a focus on neuromuscular disorders. The Translational Summer School contains lectures about the current state of the art of the management of acquired and genetic neuromuscular diseases, the different steps of drug development and the tools needed for this (outcome measures, biomarkers etc). It also stresses how patients should play a role in each of these steps and teaches how to communicate research to patients and the general public during interactive workshop sessions.
TREAT-NMD and EURO-NMD Secretariat
Aims and objectives
Programme Committee
Practical information & programme
📆 9 – 12 July 2024
📍 Leiden University Medical Center, The Netherlands Click here to see the preliminary Programme! While accommodation, breakfast, lunches, coffee breaks and the conference dinner will be covered by the ERN, participants will have to make their own travel arrangements.
Registration fees & pre-registration form
The rate for regular participants is 100 euros. The participants from Industry pay a different rate (1000 euros).
📌Click here to complete the pre-registration form! If your application is accepted, you will be contacted by email to complete your registration. Be careful to keep an eye on your spam folder! Kindly be informed that your registration will only be confirmed upon receipt of an email notification from the Organizing Team, confirming acceptance of your registration and upon completion of the registration fee payment process.
Please note that places are limited and registrations will close as soon as we reach the maximum number of eligible participants.
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