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The Cambridge Clinical Multiple Sclerosis Research Group logo

Our single objective: to prevent and reverse disability for everyone with multiple sclerosis, neuromyelitis optica and MOG associated disease.

Members of the Cambridge Clinical Multiple Sclerosis Research Group pose for a team photo at ECTRIMS 2025.

Our Research Themes

Personalised Treatments in MS

We are using big data and cutting-edge artificial intelligence to identify the right drug, for the right person at the right time.

Clinical Trials & Remyelination

We are conducting groundbreaking research in the field of remyelination, dedicated to repairing the nervous system.

Ageing &
Brain Health

We are elucidating the relationship between biological ageing, neurological repair and neuronal loss to identify novel treatment pathways.

Latest News

Dr Nick Cunniffe Presents at Joint BCTRIMS and European Charcot Foundation Meeting, "The Optic Nerve in MS and Related Disorders"

​​21st September 2026
 

We were delighted to have Dr Nick Cunniffe represent us remotely at the joint BCTRIMS (Brazilian Committee for Treatment and Research in MS) and European Charcot Foundation meeting on “The Optic Nerve in MS and Related Disorders" on September 19.​​

A photo taken by Dr Nick Cunniffe, showing his remote particpation in the joint BCTRIMS (Brazilian Committee for Treatment and Research in MS) and European Charcot Foundation meeting on “The Optic Nerve in MS and Related Disorders". On the right computer monitor we can see the title slide of Nick's presentation, while on the left monitor we can see a selection of participants in the online conferencing room.
Members of the Cambridge Clinical Multiple Sclerosis Research Group's Public Collaborators Council are shown in conversation around a table

Public Collaborators

People living with multiple sclerosis are partners in our research: helping shape the questions, the science and the impact.

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We recognise that we cannot truly understand the needs of people living with MS in our community unless our Public Collaborators Council has representatives from diverse backgrounds and life experiences, including often overlooked groups.

Valued Supporters

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Key Collaborators

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