The Centre of Research on skeletal Muscle and Movement (CR2M) brings together fundamental scientists, movement specialists and clinicians, to explore the many dimensions of mobility, from the intricate molecular networks within muscle cells to the graceful movements that shape our daily lives. The Centre is committed to raising awarness on muscular disorders and to advance our understanding of these conditions to improve diagnosis, treatment and long-term care. The CR2M also works toward developing personalized mobility solutions and advocates for the lifelong benefits of enhancing motor capacities, helping individuals gain more years of autonomy, vitality, and well-being. The CR2M thrives on collaborations, knowledge sharing through symposiums and meetings, and community engagement. By uniting the diverse expertise within the Faculty of Medicine and the Geneva University Hospitals, the CR2M aims to advance fundamental and translational research in the neuromuscular field, to strengthen education on conditions leading to skeletal muscle dysfunction, and to accelerate innovation in therapeutic strategies for these diseases.