MRC  CNDD & NIHR/MRC mTOR Pathway Diseases Node 2024 Symposium

King's College London, Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience

Tackling challenges in rare neurodevelopmental disorders: an integrated perspective

Bush House

The symposium aims to spotlight the major challenges and latest developments in rare neurodevelopmental disorder (NDD) research from the viewpoint of people with lived experience, clinical researchers, basic scientists, industry and the NHS. Objectives:· Understand the overall landscape of rare NDDs.· Describe gaps in evidence and major challenges in translational research.· Learn how basic science can address key obstacles in early translation.· Appreciate the complexities of evidence generation for new drug development and approvals. Organising committee:· Professor Joseph Bateman, Basic and Clinical Neuroscience, KCL, NIHR/MRC mTOR Pathway Diseases node lead· Professor Deb Pal, Basic and Clinical Neuroscience, KCL, MRC CNDD, NIHR/MRC mTOR Pathway Diseases co-I· Professor Juan Burrone, Department of Developmental Neurobiology, KCL, MRC CNDD· Dr Setsuko Sahara, Department of Developmental Neurobiology, KCL, MRC CNDD Confirmed speakers:1) Albert Basson, University of Exeter Medical School2) Anna Jansen, University of Antwerp3) Baptiste Libe-Philippot, VIB-KU Leuven Center for Brain &amp; Disease Research4) David Collier, King’s College London5) Gabriele Lignani, University College London6) Lettie Rawlins, University of Exeter Medical School7) Sarah Goy, rare NDD patient and visual artist8) Sila Ultanir, the Francis Crick Institute9) Stefanie Dedeurwaerdere, UCB Global Pipeline Development Strategy10) Stéphanie Baulac, Paris Brain Institute11) Victoria Lund, MRC, UKRI12) Amy McTague, Great Ormond Street Hospital Abstract submission is now open. To submit an abstract for a short (5 min) talk, please e-mail <a href="mailto:mrc_cndd@kcl.ac.uk" title="mailto:mrc_cndd@kcl.ac.uk" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">mrc_cndd@kcl.ac.uk</a> with the subject “MRC CNDD Symposium, Spring 2024” and include your title, abstract (max 250 words), your name, position, co-authors and institutional affiliations. Prizes will be awarded for the best talk selected from the abstracts. Abstract submission closes on Tuesday, the 26th of March 2024, at 11:30 pm (BST). Image by the Bateman lab, King’s College London

Agenda

Session 1: The current landscape in rare NDDs

Session 2: Genetics, models and mechanisms in rare NDDs

Session 3: Challenges in rare NDDs: the industry perspective

Session 4: Developing and trialling new therapies for rare NDDs

Session 5: Debate the resolution: "The industry need for return on investment 

Drinks reception, posters. Bush house roof terrace

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