Second AGI YII Webinar Series
The topic of the second webinar series of the Ataxia Global Young Investigator Initiative is
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Explore Your Future in Ataxia Research
The webinars will start in May 2023.
Target audience: young investigators in the ataxia field, who we hope to give a head start in their career by introducing important aspects of various research topics. Of course, anyone who is interested is welcome to attend!
Registration: The registration will be open from the 20 April 2023.
First AGI YII Webinar Series
The first webinar series took place in 2022. Here, you can find the information on the series and slides/videos:
Target audience: young investigators in the ataxia field
Recording: Please find the links to the recorded webinars in the table below.
Past webinars
| Date | Topic | Speaker | Institution | AGI WG | Recording | Slides |
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| Tuesday 17 May 2022
5-6pm CEST |
Fluid biomarkers for trial readiness in ataxia | David Mengel, Puneet Opal, Filippo Santorelli | University of Tübingen, Germany; Northwestern University, Chicago, USA; IRCCS Fondazione Stella Maris, Pisa, Italy | WG2: Molecular biomarkers & biosampling | Available here |
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| Tuesday 29 March 2022
9-10am CEST |
Digital-motor biomarkers in ataxia: introduction and overview across motor domains | Adam Vogel | The University of Melbourne, Australia | WG4: Digital-motor biomarkers | Available here |
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| Tuesday 22 February 2022
5-6pm CET |
Standard clinical assessment in ataxia | Thomas Klockgether | University Hospital Bonn, Germany | WG1: Clinical outcomes and registries | Available here |
Thomas Klockgether |
| Tuesday 18 January 2022
9-10pm CET |
NGS analysis in ataxias: what it is and how it is done | Andrea Nemeth, Matthis Synofzik, Stephan Zuchner | University of Oxford, University of Tübingen, University of Miami | WG6: Next-generation genomics and platforms | Available here | Matthis Synofzik & Stephan Zuchner |
| Tuesday 14 December 2021
9-10pm CET |
Magnetic resonance imaging in clinical care and research of ataxias | Sirio Cocozza, Gülin Öz | University of Minnesota, University of Naples "Federico II" | WG3: MRI Biomarkers | Available here | Sirio Cocozza |