First held in 1985 as a roundtable of 20 participants, the NF Conference is now the most important scholarly gathering of the NF research and clinical communities. The NF Conference is a global event, attracting more than 300 participants worldwide across a wide range of scientific disciplines, from research and clinical backgrounds, all focused on improving outcomes for patients with neurofibromatosis type 1 (NF1), neurofibromatosis type 2 (NF2) and schwannomatosis. The NF Conference is a critical forum for consensus building and advancing basic, translational, and clinical research in NF and related fields, while fostering collaborations within and beyond the NF community. Importantly, the NF Conference is a key venue for attracting and growing new investigators in NF research and clinical care.
CCONFERENCE LODGING FRAUD ALERT
CTF was recently made aware of "pirate" housing companies and travel agencies that aggressively pursue conference attendees to book their guest rooms at supposedly significant discounts. Do not be misled by companies that solicit you via email or over the phone and misrepresent themselves as the NF Conference official housing provider. We wish to make clear to our attendees that MCI France is the only official housing provider for the 2018 Joint Global NF Conference. Neither CTF nor MCI have any affiliation with these organizations and we do not endorse their services. In addition, neither CTF nor MCI will contact you individually regarding your lodging unless we are responding to your direct inquiry.
If you need any assistance in booking your hotel room during the conference, please contact MCI directly - registration@nf-paris2018.com or ppancza@ctf.org.
ELECTION DAY
Please note that US Election Day is November 6th, during the 2018 NF Conference. Click here to request an absentee ballot for this year's election:
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The 2018 NF Conference will be held November 2-6, 2018, at the Maison de la Chimie in Paris, France.
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Questions? Contact Patrice Pancza at ppancza@ctf.org or 212-344-7291.
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2014 Summary | 2014 Abstract Book
2013 Summary | 2013 Abstract Book
2012 Summary | 2012 Abstract Book
2011 Summary | 2011 Abstract Book
2010 Summary | 2010 Abstract Book
2009 Summary | 2009 Abstract Book
2007 Summary | 2007 Abstract Book
2006 Summary | 2006 Abstract Book