Stay informed about the latest developments in Multiple Sclerosis rehabilitation. This section features updates on RiMS activities, important announcements, new partnerships, and upcoming events across Europe.
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As Rehabilitation in Multiple Sclerosis (RiMS) marks an important milestone, we reflect on a decade of transformative leadership and welcome our new President.
The Abstract Book from the 31st Annual RiMS Conference is now available, bringing together the research presented in Prague on 11–13 June 2026 and showcasing the breadth of current work in Multiple Sclerosis rehabilitation.
RiMS is seeking a new Co-chair for the Special Interest Group Occupation. This is a great opportunity to strengthen your leadership skills, expand your professional network, and shape the future of MS rehabilitation research.
Applications are open until Friday, 11 September 2026, 23:59 CEST. Learn more about the role, timeline, and application process.
RiMS is seeking a new Co-chair for the PhD Community. This is a great opportunity to strengthen your leadership skills and expand your professional network.
Applications are open until Friday, 25 September 2026, 23:59 CEST. Learn more about the role, timeline, and application process.
RiMS is seeking a new Chair for the Special Interest Group Patient Empowerment. This is a great opportunity to strengthen your leadership skills, expand your professional network, and shape the future of MS rehabilitation research.
Applications are open until Friday, 11 September 2026, 23:59 CEST. Learn more about the role, timeline, and application process.
At the occasion of its 31st Annual Conference, the international network for best practice and research in multiple sclerosis rehabilitation, together with the Local Organising Committee of the Conference, calls for integrated care to become the usual way multiple sclerosis care is organised across Europe and beyond.
Applications for the 2026 Fellowship Programme are open! Join a unique professional development opportunity in the field of Multiple Sclerosis rehabilitation. Discover how you can apply.
Discover the highlights of RiMS’ 2025 activities: from the joint ECTRIMS-RiMS Conference in Barcelona and the RiMS Workshop in Ljubljana to global initiatives, Special Interest Groups, and European collaborations that are shaping the future of Multiple Sclerosis rehabilitation
Join our upcoming RiMS webinar: "Advancing Occupational Therapy in Multiple Sclerosis: From Cognitive Impact to Core Outcome Sets"
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.
We are delighted to announce that the Programme for the 31st Annual RiMS Conference is now available.
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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!
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".
The first scientific article from the German–Danish collaboration project “Kynurenine Pathway in MS (KP-MS)”, funded by the RiGra 2023 programme, has been published in Neurology® Neuroimmunology & Neuroinflammation.
The TEN4CARE (Tendon Engineering for Comprehensive Advanced Rehabilitation and Enhancement) Project has launched its official website! Have a look to learn more about this promising 48-month EU-funded Innovation Action under Grant Agreement No. 101178590.
RiMS is seeking four new Executive Board Members. This is an excellent opportunity to strengthen your leadership skills, expand your professional network, and actively contribute to the advancement of Multiple Sclerosis rehabilitation. Applications are open until Saturday, 31 January 2026. Learn more below about the role, timeline, and application process.
A new e-learning material is available! Watch the recording of our Neurowebinar in collaboration with ECTRIMS, exploring how Disease-Modifying Therapies (DMTs) and rehabilitation complement each other to slow disease progression, strengthen neurological reserve, and enhance quality of life.
If you live in Australia, Belgium, Czech Republic, Ireland, Italy, Greece, Serbia, United Kingdom, Spain or Israel, the RiMS SIG Mobility group invites you to take part in our limited-time international study on physical activity among people living with Multiple Sclerosis.
We continue to welcome applications for the RiMS Grant Programme! The programme supports projects that aim to advance best practices and research in MS care, encouraging cross-border collaboration and innovation among members of the RiMS community. Don't miss this opportunity!
RiMS is seeking a new Co-Chair for the Special Interest Group on Communication & Swallowing. This is a great opportunity to strengthen your leadership skills, expand your professional network, and shape the future of MS rehabilitation research.
Applications are open until Friday, 9 January 2026. Learn more about the role, timeline, and application process.
Applications for the 2025 Fellowship Programme are still open! Join a unique professional development opportunity in the field of Multiple Sclerosis rehabilitation. Discover how you can apply.
Celebrate 30 years of RiMS in Barcelona this September — join leading experts, SIGs, and award-winning research in MS rehabilitation.
Be part of shaping RiMS’ future — join the 2025 General Assembly, with remote participation available and key updates ahead.
Join us this November 28th, 2025 at Ljubljana (Slovenia) to this must-attend event for all passionate professionals in the field.
Meet Blanca De Dios Perez (University of Nottingham, UK) and her pioneering project, Measuring Value in MS Rehabilitation: A Comprehensive Evaluation Framework (MVMR-CEF)
We’re proud to introduce Rebecca Cardini and Barbara Von Glasenapp, whose projects reflect a strong commitment to innovation and multidisciplinary learning in MS care.
RiMS welcomes Professor Roshan das Nair as Vice-President of the Executive Board
Honoring the remarkable life and legacy of Professor Giancarlo Comi, a trailblazer in multiple sclerosis research and passionate advocate for patient-centered care.
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