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- Celebration of the life and work of John Morgan Hughes and the discovery of mitochondrial DNA disease A very successful celebration of the life and work of John Morgan Hughes took place at the Royal College of Physicians on the 25th April. Details of the programme and the launch of the John Morgan Hughes fellowship can be found at the following link htpps://www.justgiving.com/John-Morgan-Hughes-Fellowship/
- A business case to develop a Neuromuscular Complex Care Centre has been approved by the UCLH Trust Executive Board
- MRC Centenary Year 2013 - info and events
Annual Channelopathy Patient Information Day
Saturday 22nd June 2013 at Queen Square, London
Annual Mitochondrial Patient Information Day
Saturday 6th July 2013 at Queen Square, London
MSG Scientific Annual Meeting 2013 - Oxford
16-18 September 2013
Studentships & Fellowships
Studentships
A core activity of the Centre is to provide training for basic science
or clinical science PhD students in translational research on
neuromuscular disease. The new PhD program consists of a four-year doctoral
training programme for basic scientists and a three-year doctoral training
for clinically qualified scientists. Information of ongoing projects
can be found on each student's webpage.
Fellowships
The MRC Centre for Neuromuscular Diseases offers a range of neuromuscular fellowships ranging from a period of six months to two years. These include general neuromuscular fellowships covering all types of inherited and acquired muscle, peripheral nerve, neuromuscular junction and anterior horn cell disorders. We also offer individualised fellowships to suit particular fellow requirements. These fellowships are available at both the London and the Newcastle sites of the MRC Centre for Neuromuscular Diseases.
