Multiple Sclerosis Society

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Awards made

Veronique Miron
Project grant application, Peripheral monocytes for central nervous system remyelination, 126, 2020–2022, 3 Jan 2020
University of Edinburgh
Project grant application, Peripheral monocytes for central nervous system remyelination, 126, £176.6k, 2020–2022, 3 Jan 2020
Robin Franklin
Collaborative, How does ageing-associated niche stiffening disrupt nucleus mechanotransduction signaling and suppresses the regenerative capacity of adult CNS progenitor cells?, 114, 2019–2022, 1 Sept 2019
University of Cambridge
Collaborative, How does ageing-associated niche stiffening disrupt nucleus mechanotransduction signaling and suppresses the regenerative capacity of adult CNS progenitor cells?, 114, £200k, 2019–2022, 1 Sept 2019
Richard Nicholas
Innovative grant application, Is cellular senescence responsible for disability progression in progressive multiple sclerosis?, 75, 2018–2019, 14 May 2018
Imperial College London
Innovative grant application, Is cellular senescence responsible for disability progression in progressive multiple sclerosis?, 75, £40k, 2018–2019, 14 May 2018
Robin Franklin
PhD studentship application, Rejuvenating ageing CNS progenitors by partial reprogramming, 73, 2018–2021, 1 Apr 2018
University of Cambridge
PhD studentship application, Rejuvenating ageing CNS progenitors by partial reprogramming, 73, £108.9k, 2018–2021, 1 Apr 2018