July 16, 2026 (London, England)
Our team presented a variety of new research findings at this conference, the largest forum in the world for the dementia research community.
Our team’s presentations included:
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- Anatomical Correlates Of Strategy Use During Memory Task Performance In Superaging
- Cognitive Trajectories of Alzheimer’s Disease Patients Receiving Lecanemab Using Monthly Remote Assessment – Watch a video explainer
- Cross-modal Neuroimaging Correlation And Its Relation To Cognitive Impairment In Alzheimer’s Disease – Watch a video explainer.
- Detection and topographic characterization of amyloid-removal-related pseudo-atrophy in sporadic early-onset Alzheimer’s disease – Watch a video explainer
- Digital Language Markers Show Greater Prognostic Performance than Neuropsychological Scores in Early-Onset Alzheimer’s Disease
- Digital Speech Markers From Brief Smartphone Recordings Identify Cognitive Impairment
- Distinct and Overlapping Cognitive Features in Early-Onset Alzheimer’s Disease and Posterior Cortical Atrophy – Watch a video explainer.
- Improving memory in young adults by stimulating key brain region for motivation – Watch a video explainer
- Phenotypic variability in late-onset amnestic mild cognitive impairment
- Relationship Of Plasma P-tau217 And Neurodegeneration In Early-onset Alzheimer’s Disease – Watch a video explainer
- Sensitivity and Specificity of Lucent® Diagnostics Blood-Based Biomarker Assays for Alzheimer’s Disease in a Real-World Dementia Subspecialty Clinic
“I am delighted that many of our team members were able to share findings from our research with our colleagues from around the world, and to learn from them as well. Researchers shared advances in disease modifying treatments, biomarkers and lifestyle modifications that can reduce the risk of developing dementia, among many other discoveries at this year’s conference. The field continues to make real progress!” – Brad Dickerson, MD