Symposium for researchers, clinicians, healthcare professionals, industry, policy makers, and the MS community, including people with MS.
The All Ireland Multiple Sclerosis – Research Network (AIMS-RN) symposium is open to all who have an interest in multiple sclerosis and aims to bring together a diverse audience to share knowledge, perspectives, and experience. It is relevant for academics across all fields of MS research, clinicians and healthcare professionals involved in the care and support of people with MS, as well as industry experts and policy makers shaping the MS landscape. Importantly, the symposium also welcomes members of the wider MS community, including people living with MS and their supporters, to foster meaningful dialogue and collaboration across research, clinical practice, and lived experience.
Programme
The programme includes a keynote lecture, invited speakers, selected talks from abstracts and poster sessions to examine up-to-date advances in MS research and present opportunities for connection and communication among all delegates. Prizes will be awarded for best poster and oral presentations. Invited speakers include:
Keynote: Prof David Lyons, University of Edinburgh
Dr Olwen Murphy, Tallaght University Hospital, Dublin
Dr Éanna Fennel, University of Limerick/ University of Zürich
Dr Stella Hughes, Belfast Health and Social Care Trust
Dr Michael Dolan, Trinity College Dublin
Dr Andrew Lockhart, University Hospital Limerick
Symposium chairs
Dr Michelle Naughton, Queen’s University Belfast
Dr Jill McMahon, University of Galway
