F84 UCL Queen Square Movement Disorders Centre Symposium 2026Info Location Attendee Categories Contact More Info Event Information
DescriptionThe UCL Queen Square Movement Disorders Centre is a research centre that translates discoveries in movement disorders into clinical benefit at UCL/UCLH. The centre harnesses our faculty of world-leading researchers and clinicians, supported by state of the art facilities and international collaborations to lead discovery research and experimental medicine programmes in order to make the next key breakthroughs for Parkinson’s disease and other movement disorders.
We are delighted to host our third symposium which will welcome a range of international and local speakers, in addition to UCL early career and senior clinical academics to discuss recent discoveries and promising pathways for a better understanding and treatment of movement disorders. Attendees will hear about developments across the translational research spectrum, from genetics, molecular and cellular biology, biomarkers, and epidemiology to experimental medicine. The symposium will provide a platform for the exchange of ideas between clinician and academics from different disciplines, highlight promising pathways for research translation, and facilitate new collaborations.
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Additional ItemsContactFor all queries in regard to this Symposium please contact the following :- Hannah Collins, Clinical Research Coordinator or
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More InformationIn addition to UCL early career and senior clinical academics, guests will hear from our plenary speakers: Professor Miratul Muqit, University of Dundee and UK Dementia Research Institute; Professor Sarah Tabrizi, University College London and UK Dementia Research Institute; and Professor Roger Barker, University of Cambridge.
Other speakers include: Professor Kailash Bhatia, University College London; Dr. Anna Sadnicka, University College London; Professor Francesca Morgante, City St. George’s University; Professor Lynn Rochester, Newcastle University; Dr. Harith Akram, University College London; Professor Tom Foltynie, University College London; Dr. Ed Jabbari, University College London; and Dr. Patrick Cullinane.
The symposium will be hosted in the Lecture Theatre of 33 Queen Square, London, UK, WC1N 3BG. A catered lunch will be provided for all attendees. Guests are invited to join us for a drinks and canapes reception following the symposium at the Botanica Restaurant at the Bedford Hotel, 83-95 Southampton Row, London WC1B 4HD. Recently Added | |||||||||||||||
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