He is deeply moved and grateful to have received an Honorary Award from ADNP Germany at the Third Conference on ADNP-related and other Neurodevelopmental Disorders in Antwerp, in recognition of his contributions to ADNP research and his continued involvement with parents and children affected by ADNP syndrome. ✨
It is a true privilege for him to work alongside families and the broader ADNP community. He is especially grateful for the opportunity to share his team's preclinical research demonstrating that Davunetide treatment in mice can improve the consequences of ADNP deficiency. 🧬
This recognition means a great deal to him, not only as a scientist, but also as someone committed to advancing research that may ultimately make a difference in the lives of children and their families. 🔬💊
He extends his sincere thanks to ADNP Germany 🇩🇪 and to all the families for their trust, support, and inspiration.
