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AAIC Abstract Submission Guidelines
Information on presentation types, themes and topics.
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Presentation Types
Authors may select from three presentation formats when submitting an abstract for AAIC. These include:
AAIC Poster Presentation (individual)
- Grouped by topic.
- An author may present multiple posters as long as they are scheduled on different dates.
- Poster format details will be provided in the spring.
AAIC Oral Presentation (individual)
- 10 minutes per presentation.
- Oral sessions are comprised of six presentations per oral session and are grouped by the AAIC Scientific Program Committee.
- The total length of one oral session is 75 minutes.
- A person may be the presenting author on one podium presentation, excluding a developing topic session. A person may not present within an oral session and a featured research session. Invited speakers are not eligible for oral presentations. (Plenary and Symposium)
- Submitted oral presentation abstracts that are not selected will be automatically considered for a poster presentation.
AAIC Featured Research Session (FRS)
- Featured Research Sessions (FRS) allow researchers to submit an entire session organized around a topic.
- One organizer is responsible for initiating the submission of the proposal (and confirming completeness) and the session speakers will be able to enter their individual abstract details. All session details and abstracts must be submitted by the deadline.
- One FRS typically consists of four presentations — but up to six presentations may be submitted — and one to two session chairs (75 minutes total).
- Non-accepted FRS abstracts that receive an appropriate average review score will automatically be considered for an optional poster presentation. Find more information on the FAQ page.
- FRS presenters may apply for an AAIC Travel Fellowship. Submit an application via the abstract submission process.
- Download the FRS Guide.
AAIC Travel Fellowships
A limited number of travel fellowships are available to AAIC presenting authors. Awarded in various packages, AAIC Travel Fellowships may include one, two or three of the following: complimentary AAIC registration, housing and/or airfare support.
Application process: In order to apply, the applicant must be indicated as the presenting author on a submitted abstract for AAIC and complete the travel fellowship application requirements in the last step of the abstract submission process. Learn more about AAIC Travel Fellowships.
Themes, Topics and Subtopics
Selection of a theme, topic and subtopic for the abstract allows submitters to "self-identify" the area in which the abstract best fits. This identification is the first step in sorting abstracts for the Scientific Program Committee, who will take this identification into consideration and group related abstracts with similar topics into the same session. Selection of a primary theme, topic and subtopic is required.
Accepted themes:
- > Basic Science and Pathogenesis
- > Biomarkers
- > Clinical Manifestations
- > Dementia Care and Psychosocial Factors
- > Dementia Care Practice
- > Drug Development
- > Public Health
Theme: Basic Science and Pathogenesis
- Topic: Genetics
- Blood-borne markers of CNS disease
- Endophenotypes
- Epigenetics
- Genetic factors of Alzheimer’s disease
- Genetic factors of non-Alzheimer’s disease
- Genetics of cognitive aging
- Genetics of systems biology
- Topic: Human Neuropathology
- Alpha-synuclein
- Amyloid
- Clinico-pathologic correlations
- Etiopathogenesis--links to brain disease
- Imaging-pathologic correlations
- Novel methods
- Other
- Proteinopathies
- Selective vulnerability
- Tau
- Topography of pathology
- Vascular
- Topic: Molecular and Cell Biology
- α-synuclein
- APP/Abeta/Amyloid
- Axonal transport
- Calcium homeostasis
- Cell cycle disruption
- Endosomal-lysosomal dysfunction
- Enzyme activities
- Innate immunity
- Metabolic stress
- Mitochondrial function/energetics
- Neurodegeneration and neuroprotection
- Neuroinflammation
- Other
- Oxidative stress
- Presenilins
- Protein-protein interactions
- Proteostasis
- Receptors
- Signal transduction
- Stem cells, IPS cells
- Systemic immunity
- Synaptic disruption
- Tau
- TDP-43
- Vascular factors
Theme: Biomarkers
- Topic: Biomarkers (non-neuroimaging)
- Differential diagnosis
- Human neuropathology
- Longitudinal change over time
- Method development and/or quality control
- Multi-modal comparisons
- Novel biomarkers
- Plasma/serum/urine biomarkers
- Prognostic utility
- Use in clinical trial design and evaluation
- Topic: Neuroimaging
- Animal imaging
- Differential diagnosis
- Evaluating treatments
- Imaging and genetics
- Multi-modal comparisons
- New imaging methods
- Normal brain aging
- Optimal neuroimaging measures for early detection
- Optimal neuroimaging measures for tracking disease progression
Theme: Clinical Manifestations
- Topic: Neuropsychiatry and Behavioral Neurology
- Assessment/measurement epidemiology of neuropsychiatric/behavioral and psychological symptoms
- Clinical aspects of behavioral neurology and neuropsychiatry
- Dementia
- Mild cognitive impairment/prodromal disease
- Normal cognition/subjective cognitive decline/preclinical disease
- Interventions
- Treatment development and clinical trials for neuropsychiatric symptoms
- Topic: Neuropsychology
- Computerized neuropsychological assessment
- Early detection of cognitive decline with neuropsychological tests
- Measurements of function
- Multicultural issues in assessment of dementia
- Neuropsychological correlates of physiologic markers of cognitive decline/dementia
- Neuropsychological profiles of dementia
- Normal cognitive aging
Theme: Dementia Care and Psychosocial Factors
- Topic: Dementia Care Research (research projects; nonpharmacological)
- Assessment and care planning
- Behavioral interventions
- Community care
- Cross-cultural studies and cultural/linguistic adaptations
- Family/lay caregiving
- Instrument development, program evaluation and translation
- Long-term care
- Therapeutic strategies and interventions
- Use of technologies
- Topic: Psychosocial Factors and Environmental Design
- Environmental design and technology
- Living with dementia and quality of life
- Social networks
Theme: Dementia Care Practice
- Topic: Dementia Care Practice (descriptive)
- Implementation of person-centered care
- Managing dementia-related behaviors
- Other innovative programs and practices
- Supportive and therapeutic environments
- Transition and coordination of services
- Workforce initiatives
Theme: Drug Development
- Topic: Human
- Human trials: Anti-amyloid
- Human trials: Anti-tau
- Human trials: Cognitive enhancement
- Human trials: Inflammation
- Human trials: Nutraceuticals and non-pharmacological interventions
- Human trials: Other
- Human trials: Other behavioral symptoms
- Novel outcomes measures
- Prevention (clinical)
- Trial design
- Topic: Nonhuman
- Lead optimization studies
- Natural products and nutraceuticals
- Nonpharmacological interventions
- Novel screening strategies
- Target identification and validation studies: Amyloid
- Target identification and validation studies: Cognitive enhancement and other behavioral symptoms
- Target identification and validation studies: Inflammation and innate immunity
- Target identification and validation studies: Neuronal and synaptic protection
- Target identification and validation studies: Other
- Target identification and validation studies: Proteostasis
- Target identification and validation studies: Tau
Theme: Public Health
- Topic: Epidemiology
- Innovative methods in aging (i.e. assessment methods, design, recruitment strategies, statistical methods, etc.)
- Prevalence, incidence, and outcomes of MCI and dementia
- Risk and protective factors in MCI and dementia
- Topic: Health Services Research
- Cost-effectiveness of treatment/prevention and diagnosis
- Cost of care
- Policy and plans
- Services
- Topic: Prevention (nonpharmacalogical)
- Cognitive interventions
- Exercise
- Lifestyle factors (e.g., smoking, etc.)
- Multidomain
- Nutrition
- Other
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