Neuro-SysMed — a centre for clinical treatment research on neurological diseases

Neuro-SysMed is a Centre for Clinical Treatment Research in Norway focusing on the four diseases multiple sclerosis (MS), Parkinson's disease (PD), amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), and dementia.

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Award for OVERLORD-MS

The OVERLORD MS study, led by the MS research group at Neuro SysMed, Haukeland University Hospital and the University of Bergen, has been awarded “Investigator Initiated Study of the Year” at the national Award for Outstanding Contribution to Clinical Studies 2025. The prize was presented at the Grand Hotel in Oslo on 29 January, 2026.
Award for OVERLORD-MS
MS group leader Øivind Torkildsen receiving the award together with Charalampos Tzoulis and Yamila Torres Cleuren from the Neuro-SysMed management.

Two Days of Science and Synergy: Neuro-SysMed Symposium Wrap-Up

On Wednesday, November 19, 2025, Neuro-SysMed concluded its Annual Symposium 2025 after two inspiring days filled with cutting-edge science, collaboration, networking, and lively discussions. With over 150 dedicated participants, the event showcased the latest advances in neurological research and set the stage for future breakthroughs.
News story Symposium 2025
A collage of various situations at the symposium, such as speakers on stage, poster presentation, people walking in the park in breaks, people discussing in the halls in breaks, the audience in the conference room.

The Neuro-SysMed Research School in Translational Neuroscience

The RSTN was established in March 2021 and offers education for PhD candidates and others, with the aim to provide students with insights into groundbreaking translational neuroscience.

Read more about our research school
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