REGISTRATION
Registration for the congress is now closed. The congress is fully booked and no more places are available. We are unable to accept new registrations onsite at the congress either. Thank you for your understanding and we look forward to welcoming you to the 2016 congress.
The World Muscle Society Annual Congress on neuromuscular diseases is open to all professionals (clinical and basic) in the muscle field. The programme is coordinated by a programme committee comprising the officers of WMS (President, Secretary, Treasurer, and one additional Executive Board member) plus the local organiser. The Society has a membership of around 600 active clinical and basic scientists. The congress is also open to non-members who pay an additional fee equivalent to the membership for the following year.
REGISTRATION FEES
* A WMS Membership valid for 2015 is required.
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The Registration Fee for delegates includes:
- Congress Welcome Reception, Wednesday 30th September 2015
- Access to all Congress and Poster Sessions, Thursday 1st October to Sunday 4th October 2015
- All coffee and lunch breaks during the Congress
- Attendance at all the Industry Symposia. No additional registration required
- Congress Dinner, Saturday 3rd October 2015
- Neuromuscular Disorders Abstract Issue
- Certificate of Attendance, name badge and programme handbook
In addition to the above, Non-Members will receive a one year membership to the World Muscle Society (including a one year subscription to the journal Neuromuscular Disorders) for 2016.
There will also be a Social Excursion to Arundel Castle on Saturday 3rd October 2015. This is an integral part of the social activities of the meeting and an ideal networking opportunity. A booking fee of £15 is required during the registration process.
Accompanying Person Registration includes one ticket to the Welcome Reception and the Congress Dinner, and tickets are also available to purchase for the social excursion to Arundel Castle on Saturday 3rd October 2015. Access to the congress itself is not permitted.
