Call for Abstracts: KSF Scientific Symposium – February 26, 2026
The Kabuki Syndrome Foundation (KSF) is excited to host our next Scientific Symposium on February 26, 2026, a half-day virtual event devoted entirely to Kabuki syndrome research. As the only scientific meeting dedicated exclusively to Kabuki syndrome, it provides a unique platform for clinicians, scientists, and researchers at all career stages to share their latest discoveries and contribute to advancing knowledge in this field.
Call for Abstracts – Submit Yours Today!
We are now accepting abstract submissions from researchers eager to present their work at the 2026 KSF Scientific Symposium. Accepted abstracts will be notified by January 22nd.
Research Topics for Submission
Prospective speakers are invited to submit original abstracts on Kabuki syndrome related research. Potential topics include, but are not limited to:
- Genetics and Epigenetics – Studies exploring the genetic and epigenetic mechanisms underlying Kabuki syndrome, including the functions of KMT2D and KDM6A and the affected molecular pathways.
- Kabuki Syndrome Phenotypes – New insights into neurological, immune, and metabolic features of Kabuki syndrome and the pathways that drive them.
- Therapeutic Opportunities – Advances in pharmacological interventions and treatment strategies for Kabuki syndrome.
- Diagnosis and Clinical Trial Readiness – Research on diagnostic methods, biomarkers, and outcome measure development to support clinical trials.
Important Dates
- Abstract Submission Deadline: January 15, 2026
- Notification of Acceptance: January 22, 2026
- Virtual Symposium: February 26, 2026
Registration
Participation is free, and all researchers are encouraged to register and join the discussion. While this event is intended primarily for the research community, a lay person friendly summary of the symposium will be shared with community members following the event.
Join us in advancing Kabuki syndrome research and connecting with the global research community. Submit your abstract today and be part of this collaborative scientific forum!
For questions about the symposium or the abstract submission process, please contact Dr. Jessica Weatherstone, KSF Associate Director of Research and Community Engagement, Jessica.W@kabukisyndromefoundation.org.