Opening Session
Welcome remarks by Local and Institutional Authorities.
International Workshop on RASopathies
IWRAS26 connects research, clinical practice and patient communities to turn knowledge into better care.

Málaga · 17–18 September 2026
Researchers · Clinicians · Families · Advocates
Why IWRAS26
RASopathies affect people and families far beyond their medical symptoms. Progress requires us to connect the worlds of discovery, care and lived experience.
Over two days in Málaga, IWRAS26 creates space for the latest scientific advances, open clinical dialogue and the invaluable perspective of patients and caregivers. The goal is direct: stronger collaboration that translates into meaningful support and more effective treatments.
“What happens in the lab must translate into better care in the clinic and real support at home.”The IWRAS26 Organising Committee
Welcome remarks by Local and Institutional Authorities.
Bioinformatics: Essential support for rare disease diagnosis, clinical assays and treatment.
Dr. Juan A. G. Ranea · IBIMA-Rare, UMA, SpainChair: Dr. Marina Calleja Reina · Talks by Marcos Mengual Hinojosa, Dr. Jaime Aranda Durán, Dr. Jesús M. Bonill Jiménez, Dr. Florencio Pazos and Dr. Encarnación Postigo Pinazo.
Educational hurdles, psychosocial support and multidisciplinary care pathways.
Chair: Dr. Fernando Cabrera Bueno · Clinical endpoints, SYNGAP1, personalised medicine, neurology and CRISPR iPSC models.
Multi-omics integration, funding, international registries and cooperative clinical trials.
Workshop interpreter: Dr Laura Parrilla Gómez · UPO, Spain
Scientific & organising committee
Meet in Málaga
A landmark academic and cultural building in the historic centre, beside Málaga Park, the Alcazaba and the port.
Avenida de Cervantes, 2Registration
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Supported by
Supported by the European Union’s Horizon Europe Research and Innovation Programme and national and regional institutions advancing rare-disease research.