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SUMMARY:8th International Symposium on ARSACS
DESCRIPTION:A specialist research symposium on ARSACS\, a hereditary condition associated with ataxia and neurological impairment. Announced subjects include biomarkers\, experimental disease models\, neurodegeneration and therapeutic approaches. Its technical content will be most useful to researchers\, clinicians and organizations following translational ARSACS research. \nWho it’s for: Researchers; neurologists; geneticists; patient advocates \nLocation: Atlanta\, United States
URL:https://cerebellumresourcecenter.com/event/8th-international-symposium-on-arsacs/
CATEGORIES:Research and Clinical
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261110T000000
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SUMMARY:International Congress for Ataxia Research (ICAR 2026)
DESCRIPTION:The flagship international ataxia research congress brings together laboratory scientists\, clinicians\, industry\, advocacy groups and other stakeholders. The program spans disease mechanisms\, measurement\, trial readiness and experimental therapies. Readers should consult individual sessions to identify topics relevant to specific disorders or areas of cerebellar science. \nWho it’s for: Scientists; clinicians; industry; patient organizations \nLocation: Atlanta\, United States
URL:https://cerebellumresourcecenter.com/event/international-congress-for-ataxia-research-icar-2026/
CATEGORIES:Research and Clinical
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261110T110000
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UID:3668-1794308400-1794308400@cerebellumresourcecenter.com
SUMMARY:Neural Computations of the Cerebellum — Reza Shadmehr
DESCRIPTION:Reza Shadmehr (Johns Hopkins University) speaks on neural computations of the cerebellum as part of the University of Chicago Neuroscience Seminar Series. The talk covers computational principles of cerebellar function and should interest systems and computational neuroscientists. \nWho it’s for: Neuroscientists; engineers; students; motor-learning researchers \nLocation: Chicago\, United States
URL:https://cerebellumresourcecenter.com/event/neural-computations-of-the-cerebellum-reza-shadmehr/
CATEGORIES:Research and Clinical
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261110T153000
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UID:3665-1794324600-1794324600@cerebellumresourcecenter.com
SUMMARY:ICAR: Grand Rounds — Clinical Aspects/Treatment
DESCRIPTION:An ICAR clinical grand-rounds workshop built around 11 ataxia patient cases. Experts will discuss diagnostic reasoning\, underlying mechanisms and treatment strategies\, giving the audience a case-based view of real clinical decisions. This is particularly relevant for clinicians and trainees\, though researchers may gain insight into unmet needs. \nWho it’s for: Neurologists; clinicians; medical trainees \nLocation: Atlanta\, United States
URL:https://cerebellumresourcecenter.com/event/icar-grand-rounds-clinical-aspects-treatment/
CATEGORIES:Research and Clinical
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261111T000000
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UID:3672-1794355200-1794355200@cerebellumresourcecenter.com
SUMMARY:ICAR: Use of Genomic Technologies in Inherited Ataxias
DESCRIPTION:This ICAR workshop focuses on genomic technologies used to investigate inherited ataxias. Such methods can help interpret challenging variants and improve molecular diagnosis\, although the precise techniques and cases depend on the final session program. It will particularly interest neurogenetics and diagnostic-laboratory audiences. \nWho it’s for: Geneticists; neurologists; molecular diagnostics teams \nLocation: Atlanta\, United States
URL:https://cerebellumresourcecenter.com/event/icar-use-of-genomic-technologies-in-inherited-ataxias/
CATEGORIES:Research and Clinical
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261111T093000
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UID:3670-1794389400-1794389400@cerebellumresourcecenter.com
SUMMARY:ICAR: Clinical Scales Workshop
DESCRIPTION: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 valuable for teams measuring symptoms or trial outcomes where consistent assessments are essential. \nWho it’s for: Clinical trial teams; neurologists; assessors; trainees \nLocation: Atlanta\, United States
URL:https://cerebellumresourcecenter.com/event/icar-clinical-scales-workshop/
CATEGORIES:Research and Clinical
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261111T163000
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UID:3671-1794414600-1794414600@cerebellumresourcecenter.com
SUMMARY:ICAR: The Essential Role of Patient Voice in Ataxia Research
DESCRIPTION: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 companies. Suitable for both scientists and advocates wanting stronger patient–researcher collaboration. \nWho it’s for: Researchers; patient advocates; industry; regulators \nLocation: Atlanta\, United States
URL:https://cerebellumresourcecenter.com/event/icar-the-essential-role-of-patient-voice-in-ataxia-research/
CATEGORIES:Research and Clinical
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261112T000000
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SUMMARY:Mapping Hippocampal–Cerebellar Functional Connectivity across the human adult lifespan
DESCRIPTION: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 changes with age. \nWho it’s for: Cognitive neuroscientists; neuroimaging researchers; students \nLocation: Minnesota\, United States
URL:https://cerebellumresourcecenter.com/event/mapping-hippocampal-cerebellar-functional-connectivity-across-the-human-adult-lifespan/
CATEGORIES:Research and Clinical
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261112T113000
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UID:3676-1794483000-1794483000@cerebellumresourcecenter.com
SUMMARY:ICAR: Global Resource and Data Sharing
DESCRIPTION: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. Participants should consult the program for specific initiatives\, data-governance issues and collaboration opportunities. \nWho it’s for: Consortia; biobanks; data scientists; study coordinators \nLocation: Atlanta\, United States
URL:https://cerebellumresourcecenter.com/event/icar-global-resource-and-data-sharing/
CATEGORIES:Research and Clinical
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261112T140000
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UID:3677-1794492000-1794492000@cerebellumresourcecenter.com
SUMMARY:ICAR: N-of-1 and N-of-Few Precision Medicine
DESCRIPTION:An ICAR discussion of N-of-1 and N-of-few approaches\, where investigations or treatments are tailored to very small patient populations. The session addresses study design\, measurement and regulatory challenges. It is relevant to precision medicine in ultra-rare ataxias\, but it should not be mistaken for an available individualized treatment service. \nWho it’s for: Trial designers; clinicians; regulators; rare-disease researchers \nLocation: Atlanta\, United States
URL:https://cerebellumresourcecenter.com/event/icar-n-of-1-and-n-of-few-precision-medicine/
CATEGORIES:Research and Clinical
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261112T160000
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UID:3675-1794499200-1794499200@cerebellumresourcecenter.com
SUMMARY:ICAR: Animal Models in Ataxia
DESCRIPTION: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 support future therapies. Relevant to preclinical investigators and anyone interpreting laboratory evidence. \nWho it’s for: Basic scientists; preclinical researchers; funders \nLocation: Atlanta\, United States
URL:https://cerebellumresourcecenter.com/event/icar-animal-models-in-ataxia/
CATEGORIES:Research and Clinical
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261113T000000
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DTSTAMP:20261105T180510Z
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UID:3680-1794528000-1794528000@cerebellumresourcecenter.com
SUMMARY:FARA Satellite Meeting: Friedreich’s Ataxia
DESCRIPTION:Friedreich’s Ataxia Research Alliance (FARA) satellite meeting at the International Congress for Ataxia Research\, focused on work presented by junior investigators. Sessions are scheduled Friday 13 November\, 3–6 pm\, and Saturday 14 November\, 9 am–noon in Atlanta. Separate registration is required; conference registration does not automatically register participants for this meeting. \nWho it’s for: Friedreich's ataxia researchers; trainees; advocates \nLocation: Atlanta\, United States
URL:https://cerebellumresourcecenter.com/event/fara-satellite-meeting-friedreichs-ataxia/
CATEGORIES:Research and Clinical
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261113T113000
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DTSTAMP:20261105T180510Z
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UID:3681-1794569400-1794569400@cerebellumresourcecenter.com
SUMMARY:ICAR: iPSC-Based Disease Modelling for Ataxias
DESCRIPTION:An ICAR workshop on using induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) and related models to study ataxias. Patient-derived cells and organoid systems can help investigate mechanisms and test research hypotheses. Its content is laboratory-focused and does not represent an approved cell therapy. \nWho it’s for: Cell biologists; disease-model researchers; translational teams \nLocation: Atlanta\, United States
URL:https://cerebellumresourcecenter.com/event/icar-ipsc-based-disease-modelling-for-ataxias/
CATEGORIES:Research and Clinical
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261121T000000
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DTSTAMP:20261105T180555Z
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UID:3695-1795219200-1795219200@cerebellumresourcecenter.com
SUMMARY:NEUROPARK DAY: Conduite à tenir devant une ataxie (Approach to a patient with ataxia)
DESCRIPTION:A French-language clinical session whose title translates as 'Approach to a Patient with Ataxia\,' included within the wider NEUROPARK DAY event. It is valuable to readers interested in diagnostic evaluation and clinical management rather than an entire congress devoted solely to cerebellar disease. \nWho it’s for: French-speaking clinicians; trainees; neurologists \nLocation: Angoulême\, France
URL:https://cerebellumresourcecenter.com/event/neuropark-day-conduite-a-tenir-devant-une-ataxie-approach-to-a-patient-with-ataxia/
CATEGORIES:Research and Clinical
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261126T000000
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DTSTAMP:20261105T180610Z
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UID:3699-1795651200-1795651200@cerebellumresourcecenter.com
SUMMARY:Taking the Cerebellum Seriously in MEG
DESCRIPTION:Lau Møller Andersen (Aarhus University) will discuss magnetoencephalography approaches to studying the cerebellum at the University of Tübingen \nWho it’s for: MEG researchers; neuroscientists; imaging-method developers \nLocation: Tübingen\, Germany
URL:https://cerebellumresourcecenter.com/event/taking-the-cerebellum-seriously-in-meg/
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