Dr Karl Morten - UK researcher based at Oxford University

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  1. Kiristar

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    Very interesting. He attended the PEM workshop organised on Eventbrite by Ian Bruce when he chaired the Delivery plan Research Working Group. That had two patient speakers at the start.
     
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    https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/new-...agues-tickets-1044042177257?aff=oddtdtcreator
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    In-person and online
    Saturday, 2 November
    New research on ME and associated illnesses from Prof Morten and colleagues
    Hear about the latest research on ME, Long Covid, Fibromyalgia, and related conditions straight from Prof. Karl Morten and his team!

    Date and time
    Sat, 2 Nov 2024 14:00 - 16:00 GMT
    Location
    Women's Centre, John Radcliffe Hospital and on Teams

    John Radcliffe Hospital Headington OX3 0AG United Kingdom
    About this event
    • Event lasts 2 hours
    Professor Karl Morten is a well-known medical researcher specialising in chronic and post-viral illnesses. He and his team work as part of Oxford University at the John Radcliffe Hospital and collaborate with colleagues from around the world. Some of these colleagues will also present their latest research.


    Starting at 2 pm, speakers include

    Beata Godlewska (University of Oxford) 'Markers of energy metabolism: can brain scanning help to understand problems with energy production in the cells?'

    Edie Guo (University of Oxford) “Using human endothelial cells to study factors in the blood which might drive ME/CFS”

    Slawomir Kujawski (Nicholas Copernicus University , Poland) "A brief introduction to cold therapy"

    Elisa Oltra ( Valencia, Spain) “Environment impact on ME/CFS immune system"

    Beth Pollack ( MIT)


    Just sign up, and we will send details on how to attend in person or on Teams a few days before the meeting.

    Before the main event at 1.45 pm, OMEGA (Oxfordshire ME Group for Action) will host its AGM. OMEGA has existed since 1989 as a support group for people with ME in Oxfordshire. We are honoured to be presenting this opportunity to hear about the latest research from Professor Morten and his colleagues.

    There will be a break at 3 pm for refreshments.

     
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    https://twitter.com/user/status/1848429552726589472


    Looks like @DMissa will be a part of the event.
     
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    New research on ME and associated illnesses from Prof Morten and colleagues


    Hear about the latest research on ME, Long Covid, Fibromyalgia, and related conditions straight from Prof. Karl Morten and his team!

    November 2, Saturday

    Event lasts 2 hours

    Professor Karl Morten is a well-known medical researcher specialising in chronic and post-viral illnesses. He and his team work as part of Oxford University at the John Radcliffe Hospital and collaborate with colleagues from around the world. Some of these colleagues will also present their latest research.

    Starting at 2 pm, speakers include

    Professor Karl Morten (University of Oxford) Introduction and overview

    Beata Godlewska (University of Oxford) 'Markers of energy metabolism: can brain scanning help to understand problems with energy production in the cells?'

    Slawomir Kujawski (Nicholas Copernicus University , Poland) "A brief introduction to cold therapy"

    Karl Morten/Ladislav Valkovic (Oxford) “Probing mitochondrial metabolism non-invasively with dynamic 31P MRS”

    Edie Guo (University of Oxford) “Using human endothelial cells to study factors in the blood which might drive ME/CFS”

    Elisa Oltra ( Valencia, Spain) “Environment impact on ME/CFS immune system"

    Mikki Tal (MIT) "Developing predictive diagnostics to map illness trajectories"
    LINK
     
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    Did anyone watch the conference? Or know if a recording will be posted anywhere? I wanted to watch but didn't realize I had to register beforehand, and it wasn't letting me get in on that day.
     
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    Some of Omega's previous talks (including Karl Morten's event from last year) are up on YouTube, but this one isn't. Hopefully they'll put it up at some point.
     
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