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The aim of these meetings is to provide a regular platform for the presentation and discussion of basic and clinical research into muscle biology, disease and therapy.

A major ambition is to provide a dynamic and broad program to promote interaction and collaboration between both basic and clinical scientists.

This series of meeting is a joint venture between:

  • King's College London
  • MRC Centre for Neuromuscular Disease - Institute of Child Health (UCL), Institute of Neurology (UCL), University of Newcastle upon Tyne
  • Royal Veterinary College

Registration is free, but if you wish to attend, please complete the registration form.

Please contact one of the following three people about the meeting: Pete Zammit, Simon Hughes, Baljinder Mankoo.

Venue

The meeting will be held in the Gordon Museum, Hodgkin Building, Guy’s Campus (see map).

The Gordon Museum is not open to members of the general public and please be aware that all forms of Photography, Filming and Social Media are prohibited whilst in the Gordon Museum.

Guy’s Campus is easily accessible by public transport and is served by London Bridge underground and mainline train stations.

London Bridge underground station is well connected to all of London’s mainline stations and all of London’s main airports have good connections to the mainline stations.

We do not recommend using a car to get to the Guy's Campus, as there are no car parking spaces at Guy’s. While car parking is available in public car parks, the daily congestion charge will be payable for entry into central London on week days from 07:00-18:30.

International Arrivals

London Bridge underground station is well connected to all of London’s mainline stations and all of London’s main airports have good connections to the mainline stations.

Stansted Airport

  • Arrivals can travel to Liverpool Street station via the Stansted Express train. At Liverpool Street, you can connect to London Bridge via Bank.

Heathrow Airport

  • Arrivals can take the Piccadilly Line (underground train) to Green Park station and change to the Jubilee line for London Bridge.
  • You can also take the Elizabeth Line to central London where the underground will connect you to London Bridge Station.
  • Alternatively, Heathrow express trains may be taken to Paddington station and then connect via the underground system to London Bridge.

Gatwick Airport

  • Gatwick airport is well connected to Victoria Station via mainline trains.

Sponsorship

We are extremely grateful to the following organisations for providing the financial support that allows us to host this forum:

  • Medical Research Council
  • Muscular Dystrophy UK
  • MYORES Network of Excellence from the European Commission 6th Framework Programm