Uncovering the roots of Parkinson's disease, together
A global basic research initiative
Aligning Science Across Parkinson’s (ASAP) is fostering collaboration and resources to better understand the underlying causes of Parkinson’s disease. With scale, transparency, and open access data sharing, we believe we can accelerate the pace of discovery, and inform the path to a cure.
GP2 Launches Monogenic Hub
Through GP2’s Monogenic Hub, clinicians and researchers from around the world have the opportunity to submit data, access statistics, and learn more about ways to contribute to the investigation of people with Parkinson’s who potentially have a monogenic cause. The Monogenic Hub is also used to collect the results of genetics studies as well as anonymized global and aggregated data from other GP2 participating centers.
Women's History Month
We celebrate the great collaborations and efforts of the incredible women leading ASAP projects. Through their leadership we are making essential progress in accelerating the pace of discovery and better understanding the underlying causes of Parkinson’s disease. We are thankful and honored they are part of our network.
GP2 Launches Training Platform
GP2’s new online learning platform makes development opportunities accessible and enables learners from around the world to explore courses on topics related to Parkinson’s disease genetics and a range of related areas. It is easy to register and available to everyone interested.
Latest News
First-of-its-Kind DNA Biobank Opens in Peru
ASAP, through GP2 and in partnership with LARGE-PD and the MJFF, celebrated a shared milestone with the inauguration of the DNA Biobank at the Instituto Nacional de Ciencias Neurológicas. The Biobank will help accelerate collaboration and greater genetic representation of Latin American participants in research.
Parkinson’s Awareness Month
Researchers across our network are recognizing their peers in celebration of Parkinson’s Awareness Month. Follow us on social media to learn more about scientists committed to Parkinson’s disease research and the highlights of their work.
ASAP Joins the Open Research Funders Group
The Open Research Funders Group (ORFG) announced ASAP and the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation as its two newest members. Highlighting the addition as a growing momentum to make research more open, equitable, and trustworthy.
