We had a great two days at the Neuroconvention exhibition (Birmingham NEC) where we are fortunate to be a charity partner.  Special thanks to the many delegates who came to our stand to tell us how much they valued our research aims, in particular our focus on the complications of spinal cord injury that affect their quality of life so dramatically. 

Dr Paul Strutton delivered a brilliantly engaging talk on his work into Trans-Cranial Magnetic Stimulation as a means of identifying a person's residual nerve function after spinal cord injury.  We are delighted to be funding his important work at Imperial which could help tailor a person's rehab more effectively in order to maximise chance of recovery and muscle function.