Podcast – AAIC 2026 – Day Two
The second of our AAIC 2026 podcasts brings together Adam Smith, Nathania, Dr Arezoo Talebzadeh and Dr Suelyn Koerich, sharing highlights & takeaways
The second of our AAIC 2026 podcasts brings together Adam Smith, Nathania, Dr Arezoo Talebzadeh and Dr Suelyn Koerich, sharing highlights & takeaways
The first of our AAIC 2026 podcasts brings together Adam Smith, Sarah Graef & Muthia Huda Islami to share their highlights from day one.
Mixed pathology, fluid biomarkers and smarter trial design. Carla Abdelnour with host Sindhuja Govindarajan. The ISTAART Clinical Trials & Methods PIA on Relay.
Spotting brain change years early, and levelling the field for ECRs. Sindhuja Govindarajan with host Joe Kane. The ISTAART PEERs PIA on Relay.
Why Lewy body dementia is so often missed, and what’s changing. Joe Kane with host Patrick Lao. The ISTAART Lewy Body Dementias PIA on Relay.
How studying Down syndrome reveals Alzheimer’s earliest steps. Dr Patrick Lao with host Lillian Morgado. The ISTAART Down Syndrome and Alzheimer’s PIA on Relay.
Why policy is the bridge from lab to patient: Lillian Morgado on dementia, law and access, with host Vanessa Young. The ISTAART Health Policy PIA on Relay.
Sleep, wearables and the rise of ‘nearables’: Vanessa Young on digital biomarkers, with host Carla Abdelnour. The ISTAART Technology and Dementia PIA on Relay.
How can home care better support people with dementia at home? Hear about PALLDEM insights on care, IPOS Dem, lived experience and end of life support.
In this podcast, Dr Niranjan Bose, Jonathan Hoover and Dr Kexin Huang on the Alzheimer’s Insights AI Prize and what agentic AI means for dementia research.
In this podcast, Dr Ellice Parkinson, Dr Alice Carstairs and Lizzie English on leaving academia without leaving research behind, and why they don’t regret it.
Why do mood disorders cluster around hormonal change? Vibe Frøkjær and Franziska Weinmar join Laura Stankeviciute on women’s brain biology.
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