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and we have, actually, four price is all very much, uh, for prices altogether. Uh, okay. Uh, so we have four. Price is all together. One price for the best speaker. But this only includes the PhD students who spoke today and yesterday because of this. Like, they benefit more from this experience. And they have done a fantastic job. All of them. And then we have three prices for the poster presenters to runner up prices and one price for the best poster. And we start with the poster prices. So, uh, you know, we have to run up and we have a winner. Well, if I could run, I would run now because it's actually quite generous. So I had you the first one, Uh, the first runner up, uh, poster presenter is Clara Stein. Uh, left. Uh, is anyone here from, uh, thank you? Yeah. And the second runner up poster price is for Maria Munoz. Yeah. Uh huh. If you don't mind the photograph, it's all right. You get out of the picture. Uh huh. Thank you. Thank you. Fantastic work. Thank you very much. And then we come to the first poster prize winner and the first poster prize winner for the best poster today is Laura Pretty? Yeah. Do you mind if I take a photo? Thank you. Thank you so much. Now we come to the best presenter of the PhD students and the best presenter of the three PhD students that presented yesterday and today is Rachel Key. Okay? Yeah, I think she also organized, but a thank you very much. Thank you, everyone. And everyone did a fantastic job with the posters and the presentation's. It was very tight, as I was told. So everyone did a fantastic job. Thank you so much. But before you all leave, we have some final remarks, and thank you very much. Close. Thank you for your bending over. So, um, just some, some concluding. Remarkable. First of all, um, I would like to thank. Obviously our speaker's from yesterday and today, especially those who could make it here to Belfast. Um, and who traveled from quite far. Some have to run very quickly after this. So thanks very very much for coming and for presenting here in Belfast, despite all the, uh, adversities like are Queens passing and King Charles being here in Belfast now. Um, so thank you very much for coming. Um, I would also like to thank everyone on behalf of the organizing team. Thank everyone for contributing to the discussions yesterday and today and not just here in the room. Also online at the posters, also during the break. So thank you very much for all your engagement. And this is what a conference makes a conference, the discussions and the beers in the evening. So thank you all very much. Um, I would also like to thank our sponsors, which are all mentioned here. So the public Health Agency Queen's generous in Belfast, R C s I. M s Ireland, the Ulster Immunology Group, together with the British Society for Immunology, Neuroscience Ireland and I i CN So thank you all very much for sponsoring and making this meeting happen. I would also like them finally to say a big, big thank you to the organizers, Um, in particular, um, our chairs, Denise, and you know who put together such a fantastic program. So thank you very much. And I would also very specially thank the people on the floor. Without them, it wouldn't have happened. So, Michelle, Rachel and also near a And guess who did the registrations. And then we have to thank Debbie, who is actually not based here. But she's based in the office with all the organization in the background, the traveling, the organization of the taxis now. So thank you all very much for being here on the floor and helping out with with all of that. Thank you very much. Um, some final thank you notes. Um, I want to say to fill and sue for metal, Thank you very much for such a smooth running of a hybrid meeting. I constantly forgot that we had an online audience and there was really no hiccup whatsoever. So thank you very much for a smooth running high. And obviously, finally, I would like to thank everyone of you who is still here online and in person and who came here, um, either from far away or from very close by. So thank you very much to come here, attend online attend in person. It was fantastic. Death, at least a partial or hybrid meeting in person again was fantastic. To see all those discussions and scientific, clinical, and just to get together as an M s community again. And this is particularly important for us as the All Ireland M s Research Network, together with the Northern Ireland Emissary Research Work Network, to have our first ever conference together here in person and partially hybrid. Obviously so thank you all very much to make this conference a success. Were very much looking forward to next year's conference, which possibly will be in Galway. We'll think about that. So thanks everyone and have safe travels home. Thank you very much. Yeah.