MS State of the Art Symposium

«MS State of the Art Symposium» - The most important scientific MS event in Switzerland. This annual event targets neurologists, doctors, researchers and other experts. It is organised by the Swiss MS Society and its Medico Scientific Advisory Board.


MS State of the Art Symposium 2026

«Moving Forward with Progressive MS – from Early Detection to Emerging Treatments»

Saturday, January 24, 2026 | KKL Luzern



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General Information

Organisation
Swiss MS Society and its Medico Scientific Advisory Board

Date
Saturday, January 24, 2026
09.30 – 16.00h

Venue
KKL Luzern
Europaplatz 1, CH-6005 Lucerne

Public transport
The symposium venue is right next to the SBB trainstation.

Registration
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Registration fee
Regular visitors: CHF 150.00
Students or with promo code: free of charge

Credits
6.0 Credit Points - Swiss Neurological Society SNG
4.0 Credit Points - Swiss Society of General Internal Medicine AIM/MIG

Language
The Symposium will be held in English.


Programme Committee

Jürg H. Beer
University Hospital Zurich

Pasquale Calabrese
University of Basel

Adam Czaplinski
Bellevue Medical Group | Clinic Hirslanden

Lara Diem
Cantonal Hospital of Lucerne

Britta Engelhardt
University of Bern

Jens Kuhle, Basel
University Hospital Basel | University of Basel

Iris-Katharina Penner
University Hospital Bern

Caroline Pot
Lausanne University Hospital


Satellite Symposium - MS Researcher Meeting

On Friday, January 23, 2026, you may meet the experts at the Hotel Radisson Blu, Luzern, for poster presentations, short talks, and lectures of the winners of the Swiss MS Society Research Prize. 

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