RE(ACT) Congress 2019 America

North American edition of the RE(ACT) Congress 2019 to be held at the Sheraton Center Toronto Hotel in Toronto, Canada, from May 8-11 2019. This 5th edition, the first to be held in North America will include sessions on clinical trials and registries, generalizable rare disease therapeutic approaches, gene editing, cell & gene therapy, stem cells, genetically modified cell therapies/clinical applications of gene therapies indigenous populations and rare diseases, and patient-focused drug development. REGISTER NOW! 

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EJP RD - Joint Call Rare Diseases 2019

The European Joint Programme on Rare Diseases (EJP RD), which is the successor of E-Rare launches the Joint Transnational Call 2019. The call will  open officially in December. This year projects should focus on accelerated diagnosis and/or exploration of disease progression and mechanisms of rare diseases. More info under www.ejprarediseases.org

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Rare Disease Day 2019

28 February 2019 will be the twelfth international Rare Disease Day coordinated by EURORDIS. On and around this day hundreds of patient organisations from countries and regions all over the world will hold awareness-raising activities. The theme for Rare Disease Day 2019 is 'Bridging health and social care'.

For most people living with a rare disease, as well as their family members or carers, the reality of daily life can include any combination of the following: collecting and taking medicines, attending appointments, participating in physical therapy, using specialist equipment and accessing various social and community support services and respite care. Managing these care-related tasks alongside their usual daily activities such as work, school and leisure time can be challenging.

More information, HERE.

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Get funding to access biomedical Research Infrastructures - CORBEL Open Call

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Get funding to access biomedical Research Infrastructures - CORBEL Open Call

Apply by October 31st, 2018 for Corbel Open Call !

The CORBEL Open Call invites researchers to apply to access technologies and services from more than 20 facilities from 10 different research infrastructures across Europe. Selected projects will gain unprecedented opportunities to utilise a wide range of high-end technologies and services. These include state-of-the-art offers from the fields of advanced imaging, biobanking, clinical and translational research, curated databases, marine model organisms, mouse mutant phenotyping, high-throughput screening, structural biology as well as systems biology.

Costs for travel to partner sites will be reimbursed by CORBEL and access to service providers will be granted without access fee (extra costs for consumables may apply). Projects will be supported at every stage, with CORBEL project managers helping scientists to navigate between different service providers and exploit the full potential of the offers available. To support industry projects, the CORBEL consortium also launched an Innovation Office, consisting of a well-experienced team dealing with specific needs of industry when applying to this Open call (e.g. regarding IP issued or confidentiality agreements). 

Learn more about the CORBEL Open Call by visiting CORBEL website (http://www.corbel-project.eu/open-call.html).

CORBEL – Coordinated Research Infrastructures Building Enduring Life-science services – is an EC Horizon2020 project uniting 13 Biological and Medical Science Research Infrastructures (RIs). In CORBEL, the participating RIs expand their cooperation in order to harmonise researchers’ access to their cutting-edge technologies and services by establishing a sustainable platform of aligned services that will enable faster admission to and a wider portfolio of technologies and services to boost research projects from academia and industry.

 

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E-Rare Coordinator

Daria JULKOWSKA

Tel.: +33(0) 1 78 09 80 78


+33(0) 6 20 14 13 81

daria.julkowska@agencerecherche.fr

 

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Health & Biology Department

50 Avenue Daumesnil

75012 Paris, France

 

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