Congratulations to Michalina Wężyk!
Only two research teams from Poland, including MMRI team, appeared on the list of award winners in JPco-fuND2 Call 2020 organised by the largest global research groupu: JPND EU Joint Programme – Neurodegenerative Disease Research. The call for research projects focused on the issues related to neurodegenerative disorders detection: Linking pre-diagnosis disturbances of physiological Systems to Neurodegenerative Disease. 170international applications were submitted and 14 projects obtained the funds totalling € 15,5 million.
The successful project of Polish Team - coordinated by Michalina Wężyk, MD PhD from the Clinical and Research Department of Neurodegenerative diseases CNS of our Institute - is PreSSAD: Presymptomatic synaptic disorders in Alzheimer’s Disease. The initiative will be implemented in partnership with France, the Netherlands, Sweden and Hungary.
Our heartfelt congratulations!
"Neuropathology 2023" Conference
On behalf of the Association of Polish Neuropathologists we would like to invite you to the annual
“Neuropathology 2023” Conference
which will be held under the patronage of MMRI PAS in the conference room of our Institute
on the 17-22th of November 2023.
The meeting will be of an interdisciplinary nature and will present the latest scientific / research / experimental and clinical achievements in the field of interest to a wide range of scientists, practitioners and students.
The presentations will include: ‘Neuropathology of vascular brain diseases, neuroinflammationas and neurodegeneration, Neurooncology, Haematology, ‘New WHO classification of CNS tumors.’, ‘Neuropathological – neuroradiological correlations’, ‘Neurotraumatology’ , Neuroscience, Neurotoxicology, Brain banking, Artifical Intelligence
Short oral and poster presentations are also planned. Presentations in English are possible.
The deadline for submitting abstracts and posters is November 3, 2023 via the form on the conference website: www.neuropath.pl
Regsitration link: HERE
Abstracts of the presented papers will be published in the Folia Neuropathologica journal.
Conference-Hyperammonemic Disorders
We cordially invite you to participate in the international one-day conference on congenital hyperammonemias,
entitled "Clinical and biochemical aspects of primary and secondary hyperammonemic disorders" co-organized by
the Mossakowski Medical Research Institute, PAS and Institute "Monument - Child Health Center".
The conference will be held in the hybrid form on June 3, 2022 in the Institute "Monument - Child Health Center" in Warsaw, Poland.
Simultaneous broadcast online is scheduled.
We encourage you to have a look at the program and register free of charge, using the online form.
REGISTRATION FORM
CONFERENCE PROGRAM
We are looking forward to meeting you at the event!
Conference venue:
Institute "Monument - Child Health Center"
Aleja Dzieci Polskich 20
04-736 Warsaw, Poland
International Symposium
On behalf of the Organizing Committee we would like to invite you to our conference: the 15th International Symposium “Molecular basis of pathology and therapy in neurological disorders”, that will take place on 20 – 22 October 2022.
Due to uncertain Covid-19 epidemic situation, the conference organised by Mossakowski Medical Research Institute, Polish Academy of Sciences will have a virtual character.
All details can be found on our website: ncs2022.imdik.pan.pl
Conference & workshops - Rare diseases
We cordially invite you to participate in a free conference on rare diseases: "Diseases you can't see."
The scientific conference and workshop session will be held online on February 28th and March 1st.
This event is organized for the fifth time on the occasion of the World Rare Disease Day. This year, our Institute joined the group of co-organizers: the Institute of Biochemistry and Biophysics Polish Academy of Sciences, the EB Polska Foundation, the Institute of Mother and Child and the Polish Biochemical Society.
To read more about rare diseases and the Rare Disease Day, plese visit:
To register, just click on the image below: