Join the Stanford Community Symposium via Livestream

Author:

Adriane Tillman

The Stanford Genome Technology Center will host the Second Annual Community Symposium on the Molecular Basis of ME/CFS, sponsored by the Open Medicine Foundation, at Stanford University on Saturday, Sept. 29.

The following researchers will be presenting: Ronald W. Davis, PhD, Maureen Hanson, PhD, Jonas Bergquist, MD, PhD, Wenzhong Xiao, PhD, Alain Moreau, PhD, Ronald G. Tompkins, MD, ScD, Jarred Younger, PhD, Oystein Fluge, MD, PhD, and Michael Sikora.

The Symposium will be live-streamed for free. Pre-registration is required. Register today to watch the program via Livestream.

The event will begin at 9 a.m. pacific time and will conclude at 5 p.m. PT. Patients, parents, researchers, clinicians, family and friends are invited to register to watch all or part of the program from anywhere in the world. (Recordings will be available after the event too.)

Please register to watch the program via Livestream.

Please tell a friend – forward this announcement to share this unique experience with our worldwide community.

If you are able to join us in-person for the Symposium, please reserve your spot and register now.

For additional event details, please visit OMF’s website.

Categories: California, Community, Research, Science, United States
Tags: research, science

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