In this episode of the Dementia Researcher podcast, host Adam Smith discusses the upcoming AAIC Neuroscience Next Conference with guests Tricia Nicholson, Dr Amanda Heslgrave, and Kalli Mavromati. They explore the unique hybrid format of the conference, which combines in-person and virtual elements, making it accessible to a global audience.
The conversation highlights the focus on biomarkers in dementia research, the importance of early career researchers, and the abstract submission process, providing valuable tips for potential presenters. The episode emphasizes the conference's goal of fostering collaboration and sharing knowledge within the dementia research community.
In this episode:
- The AAIC Neuroscience Next Conference is free and accessible to all. Taking place across 6 countries and online from the 23rd to 26th February 2026.
- The UK hub will focus on biomarker advancements in dementia diagnosis, with a full in-person conference on the 26th February.
- The conference aims to support early career researchers in dementia research.
- A unique hybrid format allows for both in-person and virtual participation.
- Abstract submissions open on September 22nd and are encouraged from all researchers. From basic science to dementia care.
The UK Hub is particularly keen for researchers to submit abstract in biomarker domains.
- Fluid Biomarkers
- Cognitive Assessments
- Physiological and Behavioural Biomarkers
- Neuroimaging
- Technology Biomarkers
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