Introducing NMD4C Clinical Trial Concierge Bonnie Wooten
The NMD4C Clinical Trial working group’s activities strengthen and support the coordination and communication of neuromuscular clinical trials in Canada to optimize access for all stakeholders to timely and accurate information.
To facilitate the network’s Clinical Trial Coordination activities and to meet this demand, the NMD4C is excited to announce the hiring of Bonnie Wooten, who has joined the team in her role as the Clinical Trial Concierge. In her role, Bonnie will work with all stakeholders including clinicians, families, and industry.
Bonnie has already begun to collect information on the current landscape of neuromuscular clinical trials in Canada; stay tuned for more information to come in the coming months.
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New Standard Operating Procedure: Measurement and Analysis of Mitochondrial Function In Situ in Permeabilized Muscle Fibers
We are excited to announce the release of our latest Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) titled “Measurement and Analysis of Mitochondrial Function In Situ in Permeabilized Muscle Fibers”, developed by our BSTC members Dr. Sean Ng and Magda Lensinski.
NMD4C Hosts 2nd Annual Clinical Summer School at UCalgary!
On September 24. 2026 the second annual NMD4C Clinical Summer School brought together 25 neuromuscular fellows from across Canada to the University of Calgary for a day of hands-on learning, discussion, connection, and collaboration. We like thank our program sponsors FUJIFILM Sonosite for their unwavering contribution to our annual program. We would also like to thank Summer School co-leads Drs. Marianne Nury and Gordon Jewett, as well as the workshop leads Drs. Grayson Beecher, Theodore Mobach, Christopher White and Shahin Khayambashi, for their time, expertise, and commitment to educating and supporting the next generation of neuromuscular clinicians.
2027 NMD4C–RARE.Qc Basic Science Research Summer School Applications Are Now Open!
Deadline: December 1, 2026
2027 NMD4C–RARE.Qc Basic Science Research Summer School Applications Are Now Open!
The summer school offers neuromuscular and rare disease research trainees the opportunity to participate in an intensive three-day training program focused on cutting-edge experimental and translational research techniques.