We’re proud to share the Angelman Syndrome Alliance’s Annual Report 2025 — “Together for Science and Hope.”
This year reflected the strength of our global community. From a record wave of research proposals for the 2026 ASA Grant, to our members’ meeting in Hamburg, to a gathering of leading researchers in Lisbon shaping the future of Angelman syndrome science, 2025 reaffirmed what ASA stands for: collaboration, transparency, and impact.
We continued to support ongoing research projects funded through our grant program, kept families informed on clinical trial developments through open dialogue with pharmaceutical partners, and began preparations for our next Scientific Conference in Kyoto in September 2026.
None of this would be possible without our member associations, families, researchers, and volunteers around the world. Thank you for being part of this journey.
Read the full report to learn more about our activities, funded research, and financial overview for the year.
The ASA year report for 2025 has been published here
