PHD student does her thesis on ARSACS

Mrs. Emma Duncan a student in Professor Paul Chapple’s laboratory at Queen Mary University of London, who was partly funded by the ARSACS Foundation, successfully passed her PhD examination. Mrs Duncan’s thesis on ‘The Neurodegenerative Disease Autosomal...

Research grants available to researchers

The Foundation continues to fund ARSACS research projects in 2016, a maximum of $100,000 per year with a possiblilty of renewal for a second year. If you are interested in the subject, please send your completed application form now. The deadline is May 20,...

$729,000 for ARSACS research

The “Dîner des Producteurs” held in Montreal on December 3 raised the net sum of $729,000 for ARSACS research. The Ataxia Charlevoix-Saguenay Foundation would like to thank the attendees and donors for their support and generosity [x_button...

$356.15 to support ARSACS research

“Cakes and Pastries”  fundraising event held in May at the Duvernay Branch of RBC in Laval raised $ 356.15  for the Foundation.  Thanks to Karo Gagné and her team and to the donators .

Update on Dr. Slaven Erceg’s project

“Cerebellar Cells Derived From Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells in 3D Culture Generated From ARSACS Patients As Faithful Disease Model” – Dr.Slaven Erceg’s research project funded by the Foundation is to generate in vitro disease model by...

Drug-screening molecules

The Foundation of Ataxia Charlevoix-Saguenay and its researchers are optimistic that a drug-screening molecules will be possible in the coming months in Montreal. Details to come.