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Presentation Types

Authors may select from two presentation formats when submitting an abstract for the Alzheimer's Imaging Consortium (AIC), including:

AIC Oral Presentation (individual)

• 10 minutes per presentation.
• Oral sessions are grouped by the Executive Committee of the ISTAART Neuroimaging Professional Interest Area.
• A person may be the presenting author on one podium presentation.
• Submitted oral presentation abstracts that are not selected will be considered for a poster presentation.

AIC Poster Presentation (individual)

• Grouped by topic.
• Poster details will be provided in the spring.
• An AIC poster abstract may also be submitted for oral and/or poster consideration to the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference (AAIC).

Themes

Selection of a theme per 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 AIC Planning Committee, who will take this identification into consideration and will group related abstracts with similar topics into the same session.

AIC Abstract Submission Themes

• Amyloid imaging
• Animal imaging
• Brain networks and connectivity
• Clinical outcomes and disclosure of Alzheimer's disease biomarkers
• Evaluating treatments with neuroimaging
• Imaging and genetics
• Imaging and non-AD neurodegeneration
• Imaging correlates of cognition and biomarkers
• Imaging in normal brain aging
• Imaging-pathological correlations
• Neuroimaging and preclinical diagnosis
• New imaging methods
• Non-pharmacological therapies and neuroimaging
• Tau imaging
• Other

AIC Registration Fellowships

A limited number of fellowships, in the form of complimentary AIC registration, are available for early career scientists who are the presenting author on an accepted abstract.

Application process: In order to apply, the applicant must be indicated as the presenting author on a submitted abstract for AIC and complete the registration fellowship application requirements in the last step of the abstract submission process. Learn more about AIC registration fellowships.