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This blog series outlines ASAP’s rationale for why we have gone above and beyond most funders to require open access articles and the sharing and identification of all research inputs and outputs that make up ASAP-funded publications.

ASAP’s annual Celebration of Scientific Achievement (COSA) showcased the outstanding contributions of young investigators across our Collaborative Research Network (CRN). This year’s event attracted over 550 attendees who attended poster presentations from over 140 ASAP young investigators.

Parkinson's News Today reports on the ASAP CRN Cloud, a data-sharing platform that will make data on human brain samples available to researchers around the world.

ASAP CRN researcher, Dr. Dorotea Fracchiolla, created a series of two paintings that represent topics that were discussed throughout the 2023 Collaborative Meetings in San Diego (USA) and London (UK).

ASAP worked with The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research, Verily, DNAstack, and DataTecnica to develop a data-sharing tool, called the ASAP CRN Cloud, which is now available to the entire research community - complete with a new, high-value dataset of human postmortem-derived brain samples to analyze.

Core Leadership across the 35 CRN teams came together in person for the 2024 ASAP CRN Investigators Meeting in Rome for a week-long meeting to highlight their teams' most impactful contributions to the PD research field since the start of their award.