Young Scientist Summit in Clinical NeuroimmunologyMay 7-10, 2024 | Newport, Rhode IslandA core value of ACTRIMS is to mentor, educate and foster the careers of students, neurology residents, postdoctoral fellows and junior faculty who are interested in MS-related research and/or clinical practice. The purpose of this Summit is to educate young investigators who do not have clinical training and are engaged in multiple sclerosis-related research about MS diagnostic criteria, clinical subtypes, epidemiology, neuropathology, and treatment. The long-term goal is to forge bridges between the bench and bedside that will help junior PhD investigators formulate research questions and projects and to seek collaborations with their physician colleagues, that are more likely to lead to translational advancements in MS. Applicants to the Young Scientist Summit are Master’s or PhD candidates engaged in multiple sclerosis-related research that are not MD/clinically trained. As a North American organization, preference is given to applicants from the US and Canada. Acceptance of international applications is decided on a case-by-case basis.
Program
The Young Scientist Summit program is comprised of:
Application
Applicants will be notified of status by March 15, 2024. Should you have any questions about the Summit or the application process, please contact Keri Lore ([email protected]). Sponsor the Young Scientist Summit The Young Scientist Summit Sponsorship Prospectus is now available. Secure your spot now to support the future scientists and researchers in the field of Multiple Sclerosis. Contact Brittany Marsala Olson, Industry Engagement Director, at [email protected] for more details or to indicate interest.
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