Join us for an immersive day of scientific exchange at TBRS Virtual Science Day 2026, a specialized virtual meeting to spotlight the latest research and clinical advances in Tatton Brown Rahman Syndrome (TBRS). This one-day meeting provides a platform for researchers, clinicians, and allied professionals to share novel data, discuss emerging insights, and foster new collaborations — regardless of geographic location.

Why attend?

Hear cutting-edge presentations across a range of topics — genetics, molecular mechanisms, clinical phenotypes, therapeutics, patient outcomes, and more
Engage directly with presenters in live Q&A sessions
Connect with the TBRS Community, expand your network, and spark future collaborations
Lay groundwork for deeper discussion within the TBRS in-person Summit in March (if you choose to attend)

Who should attend?
The event welcomes:

Researchers and clinicians working in TBRS and related genetic/neurodevelopmental fields
Early career scientists, postdocs, and graduate students
Healthcare professionals interested in TBRS or related syndromic research

Call for Speakers
We invite proposals from scientists and clinicians who wish to present new, unpublished or recently published work. Submit a 300-word summary describing your proposed presentation topic by November 15, 2025, here: https://form.jotform.com/252736758074164. Presenters are not required to attend the in-person Summit in March, but our hope is that Virtual Science Day talks help inform working groups and deeper dialogues at the Summit.

Once speakers are confirmed, the full agenda and schedule will be shared. (Stay tuned!)

How to participate / register

To present: complete the call for speakers application by November 15, 2025
To attend: register here today
For questions, contact: kit@tbrsyndrome.org

Join us for a day of knowledge sharing, discovery, and community building. Let’s propel TBRS research forward — together.

TBRS Virtual Scientific Meeting, 2026

A virtual scientific meeting, presenting new discoveries in the TBRS field, in advance of the 2026 in person TBRS Summit