Spinal Cord Injury and Repair: From Mechanisms to Translation

This Gordon Research Seminar (GRS) on “Central Nervous System Injury and Repair”, together with the accompanying Gordon Research Conference (GRC), provides a forum for early career investigators to exchange the most exciting and cutting-edge scientific data and novel ideas in the rapidly advancing fields of injury, regeneration, and repair of the central nervous system (CNS), with particular emphasis on spinal cord injury.

This GRS will foster collaboration, stimulate scientific creativity, and help early-career investigators (including researchers and trainees from undergraduate to graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, and early assistant professors), to expand their networks alongside peers with shared interests and diverse experiences. Over the two days of the seminar, this meeting will be held in an intimate, intellectually stimulating setting to discuss the most current and innovative topics of CNS injury and repair during the poster session as well as with selected talks from the participants. We greatly encourage the attendance of early career scientists with an interest in CNS injury and repair for both the GRS as well as the accompanying GRC.