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.
International rare disease research congress from 10 to 12 March 2027. This congress is not devoted exclusively to the cerebellum or ataxias.Who it’s for: researchers, healthcare professionals and patient associationsLocation: […]
A research seminar by the Öz 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 talk on producing functional maps of the human cerebellum and understanding its different areas. It is relevant to research on the cerebellum's contribution to movement and non-motor functions, including […]
NAF clinical training for accepted applicants, April 1–3, 2027, at Planet Hollywood Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada. The 2027 application deadline was September 30, 2026, and applications are now closed; […]
The 2nd Dutch Cerebellar Meeting, hosted by Erasmus MC. Speakers, venue and schedule will be announced.Who it’s for: Scientists; university groups; cliniciansLocation: Netherlands
A research seminar by the Nietz 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 cerebellum-focused satellite symposium asking how cerebellar computation extends from movement to prediction, learning and higher cognition. It brings together researchers examining principles of neural processing rather than ataxia alone. […]
A research seminar by the Yang 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 […]
Daniela Popa will speak on “Cerebellum as a driver of high-order thalamus” at the National Neuroscience Society of Romania meeting (SNN2027). The day and time of the lecture have not […]
The two-day Gordon Research Seminar is oriented toward early-career investigators working on the cerebellum. It addresses developing circuits, cellular mechanisms, network organization and behavior, while providing a smaller setting for […]
A major international scientific conference dedicated to cerebellar structure, computation, development, networks and dysfunction. It provides a deep-research setting with talks and discussion across laboratory and clinical fields. This is […]
