Join Prof Karl Morten and colleagues in person or online to catch the freshest insights on ME/CFS research and breakthroughs, organised by OMEGA (Oxfordshire ME Group for Action)
Karl and his colleagues will share their latest research, shedding light on what’s new and promising in the field. Don't miss this chance to get updated straight from the experts and connect with others interested in ME/CFS.
- Professor Patrick Esser (Oxford Brookes University): “Something really cool: a cryotherapy trial update”
- Dr Beata Godlewska (University of Oxford): “ When the brain is challenged: energy reserves in ME/CFS” (Remote)
- Professor Marna Ericson “Stealth pathogens: Innovative imaging technologies for better diagnosis and treatment” (Remote)
- Aleyna Lumsden (Rosalind Franklin Institute/University of Oxford): “Unravelling the biology and mechanisms of ME/CFS using advanced technology: an update”
- Professor Mootaz Salman (University of Oxford): “Engineering the Human Blood-Brain Barrier: From Disease Modelling to Therapeutic Discovery”
- Dr Inga Williams (University of Oxford): Title to be confirmed
- Maisy Higgs (University of Oxford): “Investigating the role of the immune system in ME/CFS using Raman microscopy”
- Professor Karl Morten (University of Oxford ): “Establishment of a centre for Post Acute Infection Syndrome (PAIS) research in Oxford: 2032”
More information:
- Saturday 7 November, 2 PM – 4:30 PM
- In-person (you can also take part online via Teams, listening in and asking questions)
Anne Anderson lecture theatre, Women’s Centre
John Radcliffe Hospital,
Headley Way, Oxford, OX3 9DU
The MEA Ramsay Research Fund has been funding Professor Karl Morten and colleagues in Oxford to carry out research into various aspects of ME/CFS over many years.
