Explore support groups, webinars, community events, and research meetings for the cerebellar disorder community. Events are hosted by outside organizations; confirm details with the organizer before attending.
An interactive ICAR workshop about using clinical rating tools reliably in ataxia research. Topics include SARA, SARAhome, CCAS and mFARS, with opportunities to compare scoring decisions on case examples. Particularly […]
An ICAR workshop on how patient experience should influence research decisions and treatment development. Topics include research priorities, trial design, outcomes that matter to patients and engagement with regulators or […]
Kavishini Apasamy presents research on functional connectivity between the hippocampus and cerebellum across the adult lifespan. It may interest readers exploring the cerebellum’s roles beyond movement, including memory-related networks and […]
A workshop on sharing research resources across the international ataxia field, including clinical data and biological samples. Better harmonization can help studies reach sufficient scale and improve comparisons between groups. […]
An ICAR discussion of N-of-1 and N-of-few approaches, where investigations or treatments are tailored to very small patient populations. The […]
An ICAR methods workshop examining animal models used to study ataxias. It considers how well experimental systems represent human disease, what limitations researchers must recognize and how model development can […]
Friedreich’s Ataxia Research Alliance (FARA) satellite meeting at the International Congress for Ataxia Research, focused on work presented by junior […]
An ICAR workshop on using induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) and related models to study ataxias. Patient-derived cells and organoid […]
A French-language clinical session whose title translates as 'Approach to a Patient with Ataxia,' included within the wider NEUROPARK DAY […]
Lau Møller Andersen (Aarhus University) will discuss magnetoencephalography approaches to studying the cerebellum at the University of TübingenWho it’s for: […]
A research seminar by the Streng Lab, part of the University of Minnesota Center for Cerebellar Network Structure/Function seminar series. Topic and speaker to be announced; check the center’s schedule […]
A European Brain Council discussion at the European Parliament in Brussels on improving care pathways for ataxia and other rare […]
