Research and commitment: our reflections on 2025 and the challenges ahead

As 2025 draws to a close, we find it natural to pause and take stock. For us, this year has been an extraordinary journey—one that brought strong emotions, posed demanding challenges, and rewarded our work with important milestones.

Every experience, every conversation, and every research project has left a positive mark, contributing to a year we will remember as both professionally and personally meaningful. The path we have taken has been shaped not only by results, but also by the relationships built along the way and by a shared commitment to scientific progress.

We wish to express our sincere gratitude to all those who have supported us throughout the year. Your trust and enthusiasm have been a vital source of energy, encouraging us every day to do better and to go further. Scientific research, especially in a complex field such as neurodegenerative diseases, is never an individual endeavor—it is a collective effort grounded in collaboration and shared responsibility.

Looking ahead to 2026, we see a year filled with new adventures, ambitious challenges, and valuable opportunities. We will continue to devote our energy, dedication, and creativity to what inspires us most: working so that every person’s memories may last a lifetime, by confronting and overcoming Alzheimer’s disease.

As the new year approaches, we extend our wishes beyond the laboratory and the research environment. May 2026 bring joy, health, peace, and positive moments for all of us. With this spirit of hope and commitment, we move forward, convinced that science remains one of the most powerful tools for improving lives and building a better future.