2021 endMS Summer School

Thank you to the University of Saskatchewan for hosting the 2021 virtual endMS Summer School, June 7-9, 2021

Title: Taking MS Research Off the Grid

Through a variety of presentations and break-out sessions, participants:
• Enhanced their knowledge in novel MS research and work related to:
• Mechanism of disease
• Mechanism of repair
• Mechanism of recovery
• Mechanism of resilience
• Increased their appreciation and capacity for interdisciplinary research
• Established/expanded a peer network among MS research trainees

Researchers and trainees from the field of MS and neuroscience showcased the unique MS research underway in Saskatchewan, and highlighted the world-class infrastructure and research opportunities in the province.

Below, participants can find useful information to prepare for the upcoming Summer School:

Welcome Message from the Hosts and Program Director

NEW: The final detailed agenda is now available: 2021 endMS Summer School Detailed Agenda

Agenda Overview (Note times in your time zone - Times are listed for Saskatchewan) 2021 endMS Summer School Overview Agenda
Start time is 9:00 am Saskatchewan time for all 3 days. Please note:
British Columbia is 1 hour behind = 8 am
Alberta is the same time = 9 am
Manitoba is 1 hour later = 10 am
Ontario and Quebec are 2 hours later = 11 am
New Brunswick and Nova Scotia are 3 hours later = 12 pm
Newfoundland is 3.5 hours later = 12:30 pm

Suggested pre-session readings/work:
Suggested pre-reading for Dr. Ekaterina (Kate) Dadachova's presentation on: Radioimmunotherapy (RIT) of MS as a new approach to its treatment

endMS Summer School trainees have been provided with pre-session work for Tom Brown's Interview Session. For more information contact anik.schoenfeldt@mail.mcgill.ca.