
Biogen
Silver Sponsor of ALS Disrupt
Visit websiteALS Disrupt provides a unique experience within the global ALS ecosystem that brings key opinion leaders together to have candid conversations on important and timely topics in front of an audience, rather than in individual conversations, with the goal of collectively tackling complex issues and exploring novel solutions. ALS Disrupt will bring the important, serious discussions the field needs into a fun, collegial atmosphere, with the goal of accelerating impact toward a world free of ALS.
Dates: April 28 – 30, 2027
Location: Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel, Downtown Toronto, 123 Queen St W, M5H 2M9
Join us in 2027! Registration and event details will be announced in the coming months. Until then, discover what ALS Disrupt is all about and read recaps from previous meetings here.
Registration is available on a first-come, first-served basis. We strongly encourage you to book early to secure your spot at this unique event that brings together global leaders in ALS research and care.
Due to the scientific nature of the discussions and content, this event is designed specifically for researchers, clinicians, and professionals working in the ALS field. It is not intended for a lay audience.
We recognize the importance of patient representation in shaping the future of ALS research and care. A small number of people affected by ALS will be present by invitation only, ensuring their voices are heard.
2027 agenda coming soon
We are pleased to announce that ALS Disrupt 2027 sessions will once again be moderated by Dr. Michael Benatar, U.S., and Dr. Martin Turner, UK.
Speakers and sessions will be announced soon.
ALS Disrupt was made possible thanks to the generous support from:

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Investing in this work, with the generous support of our donors, is critical for us to keep moving the needle closer to more effective ways of helping ALS people live longer and better lives.