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CCMR Annual Symposium

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The first CCMR annual symposium features talks by leading experts in myelin repair, breakout discussions, and dinner.

The symposium is an opportunity to discuss myelin and MS related biology with international experts, and scientists and clinicians at the University of Cambridge.

This is a hybrid event with the majority of speakers attending in person, followed by a garden party with street food and bar. We hope this will be welcomed after two years of virtual meetings, and the programme includes networking activities to foster informal discussions and collaborations.

Interactions will made as covid safe as possible, using the ample cafeteria and outside space at the Jeffery Cheah Biomedical Centre during breaks, and by providing breakout rooms from where talks are streamed as an alternative to joining a large seminar room. Those who would prefer to attend all talks virtually but wish to join in the evening street party are also welcome.

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