The fight
to cure ALS.
Bring the world's knowledge together. Help people live today. Find the connections that could change tomorrow.
Four efforts.
One shared purpose.
A cure is the goal. Better information, stronger connections, and practical support are how the Atlas can contribute.
Every country.
Every useful connection.
Our ambition is to build the world's largest collection of ALS research and documentation—making knowledge easier to find, understand, and connect across borders and languages.
Papers, clinical trials, care guidelines, and resources from ALS organizations.
Original sources alongside clearly labelled translations and plain-language summaries.
Source, country, date, study type, and limitations—so each claim can be traced.
People living with ALS
belong at the center.
The most useful questions don't only come from a laboratory. Patients, families, clinicians, and researchers should help shape what the Atlas collects—and what it asks next.
Contribute knowledge
We are developing ways for researchers, translators, and ALS organizations to suggest missing studies, local resources, and corrections, with review before publication.
Help shape the research questions
Our goal is to involve people living with ALS and caregivers in setting priorities, with consent and privacy built into participation.
Make trust part of the foundation
Our commitment is to make sources, review status, corrections, and funding transparent, and to distinguish AI-generated hypotheses from established evidence.
A world of knowledge.
A reason to keep moving forward.
Help turn scattered information into something people can use—and researchers can build on.