ALT Promotional image for a webinar by Action for ME titled 'Updates on the Genetics Centre of Excellence,' scheduled for 24 October from 2–3 PM. The image features a close-up of a DNA strand in the background, with an orange 'Webinar' banner, and a QR code for more information. Buttons for 'Our news' and 'Research' are also included.
ALT This image features six individuals divided into two groups: speakers and panelists. The "Speakers" section includes Sonya Chowdhury (Action for ME), Prof Chris Ponting (University of Edinburgh), Audrey Ryback (University of Edinburgh), and Prof Simon Carding (Norwich Medical School). The "Panelists" section includes Hayley Arron, a PhD candidate at Stellenbosch University, and Olivia Elliot, Advisor, Strategy & Partnerships at Action for ME. The background features a DNA strand design.
ALT Screen grab of ME/CFS Researcher Toolkit article. Please click the link in the description to read the full article.
ALT Data Access applications for researchers is now open! 86% of participants consented to sharing their de-indentified data with other researchers. With your help, accelerating research towards possible diagnostic tests and treatments for ME/CFS
ALT Audrey Ryback awarded the first Clare Francis Research Fellowship. Audrey will be researching the impact of ME/CFS on mitochondrial function as identified by The ME/CFS Priority Setting Partnership, research priority number 10. Action for M.E. logo. The ME/CFS Priority Partnership logo. The University of Edinburgh logo. Image of mitochondria.
ALT Audrey Ryback awarded the first Clare Francis Research Fellowship. Audrey will be researching the impact of ME/CFS on mitochondrial function as identified by The ME/CFS Priority Setting Partnership, research priority number 10. Action for M.E. logo. The ME/CFS Priority Partnership logo. The University of Edinburgh logo. Image of mitochondria.
