NMD4C Basic Research Summer School Applications Open for 2024

NMD4C Basic Research Summer School Applications Open for 2024

The 2024 NMD4C basic science research summer school for neuromuscular research trainees is now accepting applications!

Taking place over May 27th-28th, 2024 in Montreal, QC, the summer school will serve to provide lecture-based and hands-on training workshops to neuromuscular trainees in cutting-edge wet lab and bioinformatics techniques, and provide an environment for trainees to present their research and network in-person with colleagues and senior investigators from across Canada.

For more information, please visit the summer school web page.

NMD4C Basic Research Summer School Applications Open for 2024

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