CFS Research Center at Stanford Second Annual Community Symposium Sept. 29-2018

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Moderator note: for ease of access,, the livestream recording link and links to threads for individual talks are here:



(Times for the start of each talk in the lifestream recording hour:minute)

Oystein Fluge (0:37)
Wenzhong Xiao and Ron Davis OMF studies excluding metabolic trap (Xiao 1:11; Davis 6:24 and 7:11)
Jonas Bergquist (1:33)
Alain Moreau (2:26)
Maureen Hanson (2:49)
Ron Tompkins (4:55)
Michael Sikora - T cells (5:06)
Jarred Younger (5:27)
Phair - Metabolic trap (6:38)

 

Should be good!

Can you add that to the calendar, @Kalliope?

 

Looking forward to it

 

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Sponsored by OMF:

https://www.omf.ngo/community-symposium-2/

It will be livestreamed for those who can't attend.

Their last one was very impressive - delighted to see this.

 

I'm going (virtually)

 

Great news.
If only UK healthcare staff watched too...

 

Here is link to registration and an overview of participants as of July 5, 2018 - looking very good!

OMF: Second Annual Community Symposium

 

Registration for the free Symposium livestream is open


The following researchers will be presenting:

• Ronald W. Davis, PhD
• Maureen Hanson, PhD
• Jonas Bergquist, MD, PhD
• Wenzhong Xiao, PhD
• Alain Moreau, PhD
• Ronald G. Tompkins, MD, ScD
• Jarred Younger, PhD
• Øystein Fluge, MD, PhD
• Michael Sikora

 

Signed up

 

Sorry, have too many tabs open at once..
Thanks for letting me know, @Dolphin Have corrected the link.

 

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Second Annual
COMMUNITY SYMPOSIUM
at Stanford University

We are pleased to announce the speakers for the Second Annual Community Symposium on the Molecular Basis of ME/CFS at Stanford University sponsored by Open Medicine Foundation on Saturday, September 29.

The following researchers will be presenting: Ronald W. Davis, PhD, Maureen Hanson, PhD, Jonas Bergquist, MD, PhD, Wenzhong Xiao, PhD, Alain Moreau, PhD, Ronald G. Tompkins, MD, ScD, Jarred Younger, PhD, Oystein Fluge, MD, PhD, and Michael Sikora.

The Symposium will be live-streamed for free. Pre-registration is required.
Register today to watch the program via Livestream.

The event will begin at 9:00 AM Pacific Time and will conclude at 5:00 PM Pacific Time. Patients, parents, researchers, clinicians, family and friends are invited to register to watch all or part of the program from anywhere in the world. (Recordings will be available after the event too.)
Please register to watch the program via Livestream.

Please tell a friend - forward this announcement to share this unique experience with our worldwide community.
If you are able to join us in-person for the Symposium, please reserve your spot and register now.

For additional event details, please visit our website.

 

We don't seem to have this on the calendar. Can it be added, @Andy?

 

I was sure I had added it. Added it once again and now it comes up double. You still can't see it?

 

Oh! Yes, I see it twice now. I wonder if my eyeballs just didn't wander far enough down and to the right last night. Sorry, @Kalliope!

 

Well, twice is better than none.

 

Happy to correct when I don't add my own events to the calendar but I reported this one to the mods earlier on asking them to do it, which is why it now appears there.

 

You were right, @Sasha I had forgotten to add it when I started the thread. That's also very plausible.
Good thing you spotted it!

 

Have you guys high expectations of the Symposium? I'm not as excited as last year!

 

I'm excited to hear if there will be more news about CycloME and RituxME. We've been waiting loooong now for updates.