Submit your abstract by December 8.
The Tau2022 Global Conference will be hosted on February 22 - 23 in Virtual, USA and online. Share your latest findings in a wide variety of topic areas, including:
Submit an abstract today to share your latest findings and ideas in tau research. Submissions will be considered for poster presentations and Lightning Presentation Rounds, a four-minute-or-less presentation giving a snapshot of their work.
Abstracts are due December 8 at 11:59 p.m. ET.
| Date | Event |
| October 20, 2021 | Submission site opens |
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December 8, 2021 |
Abstract submission site closes for non-ISTAART Members Abstract submission site closes for ISTAART Members |
| January 17, 2022 | Abstract notifications sent via email |
| January 24, 2022 | Responses due from invited presenting authors |
| February 22 - 23, 2022 | Tau2022 Global Conference |
All four sections combined cannot exceed 350 words. Verify the word count prior to entry.
References must be included in the abstract body. Files submitted during submission listing references will not appear in the published version of the abstract.
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Yes. The registration link will be sent to presenters.
Presenting authors must be 18 years of age at the time of the conference (February 22-23).
Poster requirements and upload details will be provided to invited presenters.
If you are interested in having the research you present at AAIC eligible for inclusion in AAIC news releases and news conferences, it must not be published (online or hard copy) or presented, in whole or in part, in any manner, previous to presentation at AAIC.
You may make edits to your submitted proposal through the submission deadline. Access your in-progress or submitted proposal by logging in (top right corner of this screen). It is your responsibility to confirm that your abstract is correctly submitted and is received by the submission deadline. Send an email to abstracts@alz.org if changes are required after the submission deadline (changes are approved on a case-by-case basis).
Notifications of acceptance/denial of abstract submissions will be sent by January 17, 2022.
Accepted abstracts become the property of the Alzheimer's Association. Ownership of submitted abstracts not accepted for presentation reverts to the author.
The Alzheimer's Association reserves the right to provide abstracts to conference registrants and the public via online modalities, a mobile application, and any other modalities they wish. In those formats, the abstracts become the property of the Association, along with the PowerPoint slides or handout material.
You can retract your abstract submission at any time. Depending on our publication deadlines, we may be unable to remove your abstract from print materials and publications. To retract an accepted abstract, you must email abstracts@alz.org and confirm a response.
If the identified presenting author becomes unable to present, a co-author may present. Notification of the change must be submitted in writing to abstracts@alz.org. If none of the authors on the abstracts can present, a request must be submitted in writing to abstracts@alz.org to withdraw the abstract. Depending on deadlines, we may be unable to remove your abstracts from print materials and publications.
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| General conference and abstract questions | abstracts@alz.org | +1.312.335.5897 Hours: 9am - 5pm Central Time, Monday-Friday |
| Technical Support (log in issues, technical entry issues) | Tech Support | 1.401.334.0220 Hours: 8:30am - 6pm Eastern Time, Monday-Friday |
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