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SUMMARY:AD/PD Conference 2027
DESCRIPTION:AD/PD 2027\, the International Conference on Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s Diseases and related neurological disorders\, runs from 16 to 20 March 2027 in Barcelona and online. Late-breaking abstracts are open until 18 November. \nAD/PD™ is one of the main events of the year in neurodegeneration research\, bringing clinicians and basic scientists from around the world together in one place. What sets it apart is that it puts Alzheimer’s\, Parkinson’s and related disorders side by side\, and looks at what they share and where they differ. \nThe 2027 programme runs from basic science through to translational and clinical research: disease mechanisms and protein aggregation\, phase I–III clinical trials\, fluid biomarkers and neuroimaging for early detection\, drug discovery\, new therapies including gene therapy and immunotherapy\, and prevention and risk factors. The meeting is hybrid\, held at the International Barcelona Convention Center with online attendance available. \nLate-breaking abstracts for AD/PD 2027\nThe main abstract deadline has passed\, with notifications due in mid-October\, but late-breaking submission is open until Wednesday 18 November 2026 at midnight CET. Accepted authors will hear by 2 December 2026. \nAbstracts must report unpublished data that hasn’t been presented before\, run to no more than 280 words\, and follow an Objectives\, Methods\, Results\, Conclusions structure. Each person can present up to five posters and one oral presentation\, and the presenting author must be listed first and must register for the conference. There is no embargo policy\, so you are free to share your work within your networks. \nOne thing for early career researchers to note: the Junior Faculty Awards are not open to late-breaking submissions\, as this year’s winners have already been announced. If you are putting an abstract together\, our guide on how to write a powerful conference abstract is a good place to start. \nPlenary speakers\n\nRandall Bateman (USA): Don Price Memorial Lecture\, on Alzheimer’s treatment\, blood tests\, prevention\, brain ageing and AI-powered discovery.\nHenrik Zetterberg (Sweden): fluid biomarkers for tau pathophysiology in Alzheimer’s disease.\nBrit Mollenhauer (Germany): multimodal biomarkers for prevention trials in Parkinson’s.\nBradley Hyman (USA): Eric N. Birch Memorial Lecture\, on the molecular pathology of Lewy body diseases.\nRosa Rademakers (Belgium): whether genetics can crack neurodegeneration\, from discovery to disease modification.\nCostantino Iadecola (USA): how the neurovasculature shapes neurodegeneration.\nBeth Stevens (USA): how brain macrophages shape cognitive resilience and vulnerability in ageing and disease.\n\nKey dates\n\nMid-October 2026: notifications to abstract submitters\n18 November 2026: late-breaking abstract deadline (midnight CET)\n2 December 2026: notification to late-breaking authors\n9 December 2026: early registration deadline\n16 to 20 March 2027: conference\, in Barcelona and online\n\nRegistration\nRegistration is open\, for attending in Barcelona or online\, with early rates available until 9 December 2026. Group registration is also available. \nCan’t wait until March? Catch up on last year’s meeting with our AD/PD 2026 highlights podcast and the poster talks playlist. \n\nClick Here
URL:https://www.dementiaresearcher.nihr.ac.uk/event/ad-pd-conference-2027/
LOCATION:International Barcelona Convention Center\, Plaça de Willy Brandt\, 11-14\, Sant Martí\,\, Barcelona\, 08019 Barcelona\, Spain
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SUMMARY:Physics of Life 2027
DESCRIPTION:Physics of Life 2027\, the UK’s leading biophysics conference\, comes to the Edinburgh International Conference Centre from 22 to 25 March 2027\, and abstract submission is now open. \nNow in its third edition\, the biennial meeting brings together physicists\, biologists\, chemists\, engineers and mathematicians working on the physics of living systems\, from single molecules to whole organisms. Expect four days of plenary lectures\, contributed talks\, posters and networking across 18 topic areas. It is organised by the Physics of Life Network with the Institute of Physics Biological Physics Group\, the British Biophysical Society\, Physics of Living Matter\, Physics Meets Biology and The Company of Biologists. \nFor dementia researchers\, sessions on Biomolecular Assemblies and Condensates\, Protein Structure\, Dynamics and Interactions\, Imaging and Single Molecule Biology and Physics of Disease are the obvious draw\, covering the kind of protein behaviour and imaging methods that sit underneath so much neurodegeneration research. It is also a good place to see what interdisciplinary neuroscience looks like from the physics side\, and to find collaborators you won’t meet at a dementia conference. \nPlenary speakers\n\nEmmanuel Derivery\, MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology\, UK\nKerstin Göpfrich\, Heidelberg University\, Germany\nTheanne Griffith\, University of California\, Davis\, USA\nKeir Neuman\, National Heart\, Lung\, and Blood Institute\, USA\nKatharina Sonnen\, Hubrecht Institute\, Netherlands\nShashi Thutupalli\, National Centre for Biological Sciences\, India\n\nThe 18 topics\nBiomolecular Assemblies and Condensates; Collective Phenomena in Living Matter; Emerging Areas in the Physics of Life; Engineering Biology; Evolution\, Ecology and Epidemiology; Gene Regulatory Dynamics; Imaging and Single Molecule Biology; Immunity\, Resistance and Host/Pathogen Dynamics; Metabolism\, Growth and Physical Bioenergetics; Microbes Across Length Scales; Patterns and Waves; Physics of Disease; Protein Structure\, Dynamics and Interactions; Quantum Technology in and for Biology (new for 2027); and Tissue Growth\, Mechanics and Mechanosensing\, plus three Company of Biologists sessions on Cell Architecture and Forces\, Differentiation and Development\, and Physics of the Nucleus. \nSubmit an abstract\nYou can submit for an oral or a poster presentation: \n\nOral abstract deadline: 13 December 2026\nPoster abstract deadline: 22 January 2027\nNotification of acceptance: January 2027\n\nTitles can be up to 25 words and abstracts up to 250 words of plain text\, with an optional one-page supporting document for figures and references. You choose one main topic and can add others\, which the organisers say may improve your chances of an oral slot. Early career researchers can tick a box to be considered for the dedicated ECR session on Monday 22 March. \nOur guide on how to write a powerful conference abstract is worth a read before you start\, especially if you are pitching dementia work to a physics audience. \nRegistration\nRegistration opens in November 2026\, with separate rates for IOP members and non-members. The early bird deadline is 19 February 2027 and registration closes on 12 March 2027. \nOrganisations interested in sponsoring or exhibiting can contact conferences@iop.org. \nOral abstracts close 13 December 2026. Poster abstracts close 22 January 2027. \n\nSubmit an Abstract
URL:https://www.dementiaresearcher.nihr.ac.uk/event/physics-of-life-2027/
LOCATION:Edinburgh International Conference Centre\, 150 Morrison Street\, Edinburgh\, EH3 8EE\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:European & Developing Countries Clinical Trials Partnership (EDCTP) forum 2027
DESCRIPTION:Global Health European & Developing Countries Clinical Trials Partnership 3 (Global Health EDCTP3) is a unique European and African partnership working to improve health through research and development. Backed by the European Union and over 45 countries\, we focus on infectious diseases that continue to harm millions across sub-Saharan Africa. \nWe fund clinical trials and studies\, train researchers\, and strengthen the African clinical research ecosystem\, ensuring that solutions are developed where they are most needed and global health security is increased. \nThe Global Health EDCTP3 is co-governed by two equal partners: \n\nThe European Union\, represented by the European Commission;\nThe EDCTP Association\, representing European and African countries.\n\nThe main programme will run over five days\, from 5-9 April 2027\, and is expected to include: \n\nPlenary sessions with keynote addresses delivered by leading international scientists and policymakers.\nParallel sessions consisting of abstract-driven oral presentations organised according to thematic areas linked to the Forum theme.\nScientific symposia organised by groups of researchers or organisations on topics related to the Forum theme.\nPrize-giving ceremonies awarding the winners of the EDCTP Prizes competition.\nA poster exhibition drawing from the abstract submitted.\nSponsored satellite sessions and workshops.\nCountless networking opportunities such as the ‘Meet the experts’ and one-to-one meetings.\nField visits to research centres in and around Madrid.\n\nSubscribe to the Global Health EDCTP3 newsletter and follow us on LinkedIn\, Bluesky and  X for the latest news on the programme. \nEDCTP has recently opened a call for abstracts\, scientific symposia and workshops for their forum\, taking place on 5-9 April 2027 in Madrid\, Spain. The deadline for submissions is 2 September 2026. \nLearn more about submitting abstracts\, scientific symposia and workshops \n\nEDCTP Prizes 2027 \nThe EDCTP Prizes 2027 are open for applications. There are 4 prize categories: \n\nDr Pascoal Mocumbi Prize\nOutstanding Research Team Prize\nOutstanding Female Scientist Prize\nScientific Leadership Prizes\n\nApplications for the prizes must be submitted by the individuals or teams applying\, along with supporting letters of recommendation from at least one reputable scientist. The deadline for applications is 2 September 2026. \nApply to the EDCTP Prizes 2027
URL:https://www.dementiaresearcher.nihr.ac.uk/event/european-developing-countries-clinical-trials-partnership-edctp-forum-2027/
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SUMMARY:AAIC Satellite Symposium
DESCRIPTION:The Alzheimer’s Association AAIC Satellite Symposium will convene the dementia research field from across Latin America to discuss how advances in public health\, diagnosis and treatment can be applied globally. \nSave the date: \nMay 13 – 14\, 2027 – Santiago\, Chile\, and online\n\nSet a Reminder
URL:https://www.dementiaresearcher.nihr.ac.uk/event/aaic-satellite-symposium/
LOCATION:1078 GZ Amsterdam
CATEGORIES:Conference
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SUMMARY:Nanopore London Calling 2027
DESCRIPTION:Oxford Nanopore’s annual conference\, London Calling\, returns to Old Billingsgate in London from 18 to 20 May 2027\, and abstract submission is now open. \nLondon Calling brings together researchers using Oxford Nanopore sequencing to share new methods\, data analysis and real-world applications across science and healthcare. The programme mixes keynotes\, community talks\, interactive and discussion-led sessions\, masterclasses and posters. Tuesday 18 May is a virtual-only day\, while Wednesday 19 and Thursday 20 May run live at Old Billingsgate with online participation too. \nIt is worth a look for dementia and neurodegeneration researchers. Long-read sequencing is increasingly used to pick up repeat expansions\, structural variants\, RNA isoforms and DNA methylation that short-read approaches can miss\, and to explore brain gene activity in Alzheimer’s. \nWhat’s on\nAlongside the main programme\, breakout sessions are organised around real application areas\, with small\, focused discussions. Last year’s Tech Hub covered data analysis\, clinical research applications\, high-throughput sequencing\, experimental design\, and sample and library preparation\, and drop-in Technical Zones focused on adaptive sampling\, transcriptomics and whole-genome sequencing. In person\, the Live Lounge offers hands-on time with the devices and one-to-one conversations with Oxford Nanopore’s experts. \nSubmit an abstract\nAbstract submission for London Calling 2027 is open until Friday 15 January 2027 at 23:59 UK time. Decisions will be sent to all applicants by the end of March 2027\, and details on how to take part\, including any available travel support\, will be shared with successful applicants. \nIf you are pulling one together\, our guide on how to write a powerful conference abstract is a good place to start\, and if you end up with a poster\, here’s how to sell your conference poster on the day. \nQuestions about abstracts go to the events team at events@nanoporetech.com. \nTickets\nVirtual tickets are free. In-person and online tickets for 2027 are due to go on sale soon. For reference\, in-person tickets for 2026 started at £499 on early bird\, with a student rate of £349\, and sold out. \nSubmit your abstract by Friday 15 January 2027 (23:59 UK time). \n\nSubmit an Abstract
URL:https://www.dementiaresearcher.nihr.ac.uk/event/nanopore-london-calling-2027/
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SUMMARY:SCMND 2027: Stem Cell Models of Neurodegeneration
DESCRIPTION:The UK Dementia Research Institute hosts the second SCMND symposium\, bringing together the international community using stem cell models to understand and treat neurodegenerative disease. \nSCMND was created to fill a gap. Researchers working with iPSC and stem cell-derived models of neurodegeneration had no dedicated forum in which to compare approaches\, troubleshoot methods or find collaborators. This is the second meeting\, delivered as part of the Cure-ND network\, and it runs over three days in Edinburgh. \nThe programme includes three keynote speakers\, 32 session speakers\, three early career researcher talks\, 10 flash talks and four poster sessions\, with poster prizes awarded on the final day. Confirmed plenary speakers are Valentina Fossati (JAX-NYSCF)\, Steven Finkbeiner (Gladstone Institute) and Su-Chun Zhang (Sanford Burnham Prebys). \nWorth a look if you work with iPSC-derived neurons\, organoids or any stem cell-based model of neurodegeneration. Speakers and poster presenters are selected from submitted abstracts\, so the ECR talks\, flash talks and poster prizes are genuinely open rather than invitation-only. \nAbstract submission is open until 31 December 2026. Abstracts will be selected for posters\, three oral presentations and 10 flash talks\, and everyone who submits will hear whether they have a poster or a talk by 28 February 2027 at the latest. Posters can be up to A0 and must be in portrait orientation. Full details are on the SCMND poster information page. \nRegistration closes 5 May 2027. UK DRI members attend free. Registration is £300 for all other academic researchers\, £450 for non-academic attendees without a poster\, and £550 for non-academic attendees presenting a poster. An optional conference dinner on 19 May is a further £48. \nRegister via the University of Edinburgh\, or find out more on the SCMND website.
URL:https://www.dementiaresearcher.nihr.ac.uk/event/scmnd-2027-stem-cell-models-of-neurodegeneration/
LOCATION:John McIntyre Conference Centre\, Pollock Halls\, 18 Holyrood Park Road\, Edinburgh\, Edinburgh\, EH16 5AY\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Tau Global Conference
DESCRIPTION:The Alzheimer’s Association Tau Global Conference 2027 convenes leading experts across academia\, industry\, government and philanthropy to drive transformative breakthroughs in tau research and treatment. \nSave the date: \nJune 3 – 4\, 2027 | Tokyo\, Japan\, and online\n\nSet a Reminder
URL:https://www.dementiaresearcher.nihr.ac.uk/event/tau-global-conference/
LOCATION:1078 GZ Amsterdam
CATEGORIES:Conference
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SUMMARY:Dementia Care Mapping™ Conference 2027
DESCRIPTION:The Centre for Applied Dementia Studies at the University of Bradford is hosting the second Dementia Care Mapping™ (DCM) Conference on Wednesday 30 June 2027\, bringing together people using\, supporting and researching DCM to share ideas\, experience and learning from across the community. \nAbout the Dementia Care Mapping conference\nThe first DCM Conference\, held in 2024\, brought together practitioners\, mappers\, trainers and researchers for a day of shared learning around Dementia Care Mapping—the internationally recognised observational tool used to support person-centred dementia care in care settings. This second conference continues that tradition\, offering a chance to reconnect with familiar faces from the DCM community and to welcome newcomers to the field. \nEvent details\n\nDate: Wednesday 30 June 2027\nVenue: University of Bradford\nPrice: £45 per person\, including refreshments and lunch\n\nBooking details and the full programme will be shared as plans develop. \nRegister your interest\nTo make sure you receive updates as booking opens and the programme is confirmed\, register your interest in the Dementia Care Mapping Conference 2027. Registering carries no commitment to attend or present—it simply means the organisers can keep you updated with the information you’re interested in. \nPresenting at the conference\nThe organisers are also keen to hear from anyone interested in presenting at the conference. There’s no commitment at this stage; you can register your interest in presenting using the same form above. \nIf you know colleagues or others in the DCM community who might like to attend\, please share this page with them.
URL:https://www.dementiaresearcher.nihr.ac.uk/event/dementia-care-mapping-conference-2027/
LOCATION:University of Bradford\, Richmond Road\, Bradford\, West Yorkshire\, BD7 1DP\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Alzheimer's Association International Conference (AAIC) 2027
DESCRIPTION:Alzheimer’s Association International Conference® – July 18-21\, 2027 – Chicago\, United States\, and Online\nJoin distinguished basic scientists\, clinical researchers\, early career investigators\, clinicians and the care research community at the largest international conference on dementia science. Share theories\, breakthroughs and best practices while exploring opportunities to accelerate your work and elevate your career. \nConference Location\nMcCormick Place\n2301 S. Martin Luther King Dr.\nChicago\, Illinois\n60616\nUnited States \n\nClick Here
URL:https://www.dementiaresearcher.nihr.ac.uk/event/alzheimers-association-international-conference-aaic-2027/
LOCATION:McCormick Place 2301\, S. King Drive\, Chicago\, IL\, 60616\, United States
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