We’re hosting a webinar to share the latest updates from research linked to our Genetics Centre of Excellence.
Don't miss this chance to hear directly from the scientists leading important discoveries and to participate in an engaging Q&A session with patient and public representatives.
Date: Thursday 6 June
Time: 2pm to 3pm
The session will be chaired by our Chief Executive, Sonya Chowdhury. It will include two presentations followed by a Q&A with scientists and Public and Patient Involvement representatives.
Audrey is a Research Fellow working under Professor Chris Ponting at the University of Edinburgh. She holds the first Clare Francis Postdoctoral Fellowship awarded by Action for ME.
Audrey will provide an update on two projects:
Steve Gardner (CEO), Jason Sardell (VP, Population Genetics), and Krystyna Taylor (VP, Portfolio Strategy) will present new findings from their ME and long Covid research, including results from the LOCOME project (delivered in partnership with Action for ME and the University of Edinburgh). Topics will cover:
The webinar will end with a live Q&A, featuring our speakers and Public and Patient representatives, including Helen Baxter (PPI representative for the LOCOME project and the Genetics Centre of Excellence Partnership Board)
Register now and secure a place by clicking this link.
To send a question in advance, please email: research@actionforme.org.uk
To ensure everyone can hear the exciting updates and presentations, we will share a recording and presentation slides after the event.
You will be able to find this on our website and across our social media channels.
The Genetics Centre of Excellence is a network overseen by the Genetics Centre of Excellence Partnership Board, co-chaired by our CEO, Sonya Chowdhury at Action for ME, and Prof. Chris Ponting at the University of Edinburgh. The Partnership Board is composed of individuals with lived experience and researchers from various specialties.
Our main activities include: