Talk the Walk
Hosted by the CatWalk Cure Programme at the University of Auckland, a CatWalk Trust and University of Auckland partnership.
Join researchers from around the globe to advance spinal cord injury research.
Talk the Walk is a one-day symposium for those with a spinal cord injury, carers, clinicians, researchers and all interested stakeholders. Join us for presentations and discussions exploring the latest advancements and challenges in spinal cord injury research.
Round off Talk the Walk with an exclusive opportunity to speak directly with researchers in a relaxed and informal setting.
The Research Intensive, for researchers and research students only, will unite pioneers of spinal cord injury research with the next generation of scientists, creating an environment of collaboration and innovation.
Spaces are limited. Register today.
Brought to you by the CatWalk Cure Programme at the University of Auckland, in partnership with CatWalk Trust and the University of Auckland.
Date & Time
Location
Talk the Walk
Thursday 13 February
Symposium programme 10am – 5.30pm
Speakers:
- Professor Simon Malpas, Kitea Health, New Zealand
- Professor James St John, Clem Jones Centre for Neurobiology, Australia
- Professor Martyn Goulding, Salk Institute for Biological Studies, USA
- Professor Maria Asplund, Chalmers University, Sweden
- CatWalk Cure Programme Spine Squad
Cocktails and Conversation
from 5.30pm
Research Intensive
Friday 14 February 9.30am – 12pm
For researchers and research students only. Sharing inspiration, motivation and insights.
RSVP by 29 January 2025
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