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@jlgomska ’s tribute session on Genomes #SEBD2020 🗓 19th Nov 🕰 12:45-18:45 (CET) Free to everyone to follow here.  The online kick-off symposium of the RARE-MED consortium takes place on November 27, 2020, from 14-17.30 p.m. Registration is free of charge and can be done here. Please register if you wish to attend, as only registered people will receive a link for the symposium. The symposium program is displayed below. RARE-MED is a multidisciplinary UGent consortium for basic and translational research on precision medicine for rare diseases, to address missing heritability using systems genetics and functional genomics, to facilitate disease modelling using CRISPR/Cas9-mediated genome editing of aquatic model organisms (zebrafish, Xenopus) and of cellular systems, to introduce new gene therapies based on antisense oligonucleotide- or CRISPR/Cas9-based genome editing. In the context of this 21ZAP consortium, 3 research professors were appointed: Prof. dr. Sarah Vergult, prof. dr. Kris Vleminckx, and prof. dr. Frauke Coppieters.  Retina 2020 was held on a virtual platform on Novermber 6, 2020, with great succes. Retina 2020 brings together top international and Irish researchers and clinicians to showcase the latest updates on therapeutic interventions, eye care practices and scientific discovery. More information can be found here.  Taking place on Friday, November 06, 2020, Retina 2020's Scientific Programme will transition to a bespoke virtual platform designed to promote greater engagement and knowledge exchange. Fighting Blindness is excited to share that this platform will include a virtual Poster Gallery providing a unique opportunity for you to showcase your research in the current climate!
Abstracts are now being considered for poster display and/or short talk presentation. On-going efforts in the area of vision and the wide spectrum of retinal disease can be submitted under the categories: Laboratory-based Research, Clinical Research, Case Studies, Social Research and/or Public and Patient Involvement (PPI). Click here to submit your abstract and contribute to the conversation. Closing date is Wednesday, September 09, 2020. Fighting Blindness is delighted to announce their Retina 2019 Scientific Programme will take place on Friday, November 15, 2019. Retina 2019 brings together top international and Irish researchers and clinicians in the global effort to find treatments and cures for conditions causing vision impairment and blindness. The day will include breakfast briefings, plenary discussions, poster sessions, short talks by our Young Investigators, patient perspectives and more.
Date: Friday, November 15, 2019 Time: 8:00am – 6.00pm Location: Davenport Hotel, 8-10 Merrion Street Lower, Dublin 2. Tickets Tickets for Retina 2019 can be purchased via www.retina.ie. Abstract call Fighting Blindness are also now accepting abstracts for poster displays and/or short talks. They welcome submissions across the wide spectrum of retinal disease and they can cover all aspects of the R&D pathway. Submissions can be made on the Retina website https://retina.ie/submit-your-abstract/  Discussed items:
- Welcome, update on the management issues - Update on recruited ESR fellows - Accuracy/adjustment of Individual Research Projects - Research Training and Complementary Skills courses during Kick-off meeting - Future meeting schedule:
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