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UK Neuromuscular Translational Research Conference

Exciting conference opportunity on 17th/18th April, at Robinson College, Cambridge.

9 March 2026

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  • UK Neuromuscular Translational Research Conference

We would like to flag an exciting conference opportunity on 17th/18th April, at Robinson College, Cambridge.  

The UK Neuromuscular Translational Research Conference has been co-run by UCL with UK colleagues for almost 20 years and has a proud history of enabling dialogue and sharing ideas between early career researchers and a diverse range of experts in pre-clinical and clinical research. 

The focus is on neuromuscular and neurological disorders, which encompasses a large and diverse range of diseases, basic biological mechanisms and genetic causes.  Talks this year range from snRNAs in neurodevelopmental disorders, through complex disease modelling to discussing new and emerging biomarkers and therapies across both inherited and acquired neuromuscular diseases, from internationally-renowned researchers and clinicians. 

Take a look at our programme and register today!   

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