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31st Annual RiMS Conference 2026
Prague, Czech Republic · 11–13 June 2026
Recovery and Compensation in Multiple Sclerosis Rehabilitation: Rethinking Mechanisms, Decisions, and Outcomes
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Register for the upcoming RiMS Webinar on April 30th 2026, 4-5 PM CEST
Join to our upcoming RiMS webinar: "Advancing Occupational Therapy in Multiple Sclerosis: From Cognitive Impact to Core Outcome Sets"
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PhD Students: Submit Your Abstract for the PhD Community Session
The RiMS PhD Community Chairs are inviting PhD students to submit an abstract for an oral presentation during the PhD Community Session, taking place on Thursday 11th June from 11:30 to 13:00.
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Discover the Programme – 31st Annual RiMS Conference
We are delighted to announce that the Programme for the 31st Annual RiMS Conference is now available.
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Erratum – Fellowship Winner (Last Cohort 2025)
This post serves to correct an image published in our recent e-announcement.
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Call for Abstracts - 31st Annual RiMS Conference
A unique opportunity to present your research to international experts, researchers, and clinicians of the RiMS community is waiting for you at the 31st Annual RiMS Conference!
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Registration is Open
We are pleased to welcome you to Prague, Czech Republic, for the 31st Annual RiMS Conference, taking place from Thursday June 11th to Saturday June 13th 2026. This year’s conference will explore a central and timely theme in MS rehabilitation:
"Recovery and Compensation in Multiple Sclerosis Rehabilitation: Rethinking Mechanisms, Decisions, and Outcomes".
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