Alzheimer's Association International Conference | July 16-20, 2017, London, England
July 16-20, London, United Kingdom
July 16-20, London, United Kingdom
Note that all prices are in British pounds. View exchange rates.
All fees are inclusive of VAT at 20%.
Full Conference (Professional)
£800
£970
Membership +PLUS
-
£961
Full Conference - Alois Society
£673
£673
Full Conference - Founders Society
£673
£673
One Day (Sunday – Wednesday)
£546
£650
One Day – Thursday Only
£362
£391
Student
£391
£494
Student Membership +PLUS
-
£457
Group (10 or more)
£773
£908
Government Agency
-
£673
First Student (student group)
£409
£409
Second Student (student group)
£306
£306
Third, Fourth and Fifth Students and additional (student group)
£203
£203
Exhibitor - Full Conference
£720
£720
Exhibitor - Badge Only (booth personnel)
£259
£259
Guest
£208
£208
Educational Workshop - Basic Neuropathology of Age-Associated Neurodegenerative Diseases – Professional
£142
£193
Educational Workshop - Basic Neuropathology of Age-Associated Neurodegenerative Diseases – Student
£85
£103
Educational Workshop - Basic Neuroimaging in Dementia – Professional
£142
£193
Educational Workshop- Basic Neuroimaging in Dementia – Student
£85
£103
Educational Workshop – Contemporary Issues in Clinical Trials Methods – Professional
£118
£164
Educational Workshop – Contemporary Issues in Clinical Trials Methods – Student
£61
£85
Educational Workshop - Fluid Biomarkers – Professional
£142
£193
Educational Workshop - Fluid Biomarkers – Student
£85
£103
Preconference – Alzheimer's Imaging Consortium
£235
£301
Preconference – Technology and Dementia
£142
£164
Continuing Education Credits
£47
£61
Welcome Reception additional tickets
£164
£164
AIM Alzheimer's Impact Movement (U.S. Citizens Only)
£19
£19
Full Conference (Professional)
£994
£1,018
Membership +PLUS
See Alzheimer's booth personnel
Full Conference - Alois Society
£720
£720
Full Conference - Founders Society
£720
£720
One Day (Sunday – Wednesday)
£646
£697
One Day – Thursday Only
£386
£438
Student
£541
£541
Student Membership +PLUS
See Alzheimer’s booth personnel
Group (10 or more)
£905
£956
Government Agency
£720
£720
First Student (student group)
£457
£457
Second Student (student group)
£353
£353
Third, Fourth and Fifth Students and additional (student group)
£250
£250
Exhibitor - Full Conference
£697
£768
Exhibitor - Badge Only (booth personnel)
£254
£306
Guest
£203
£254
Educational Workshop - Basic Neuropathology of Age-Associated Neurodegenerative Diseases – Professional
£203
£203
Educational Workshop - Basic Neuropathology of Age-Associated Neurodegenerative Diseases – Student
£113
£113
Educational Workshop - Basic Neuroimaging in Dementia – Professional
£203
£203
Educational Workshop- Basic Neuroimaging in Dementia – Student
£113
£113
Educational Workshop – Contemporary Issues in Clinical Trials Methods – Professional
£174
£174
Educational Workshop – Contemporary Issues in Clinical Trials Methods – Student
£94
£94
Educational Workshop - Fluid Biomarkers – Professional
£203
£203
Educational Workshop - Fluid Biomarkers – Student
£113
£113
Preconference – Alzheimer's Imaging Consortium
£269
£311
Technology and Dementia
£151
£174
Continuing Education Credits
£71
£71
Welcome Reception additional tickets
£174
£174
AIM Alzheimer's Impact Movement (U.S. Citizens Only)
£19
£19
Please review the following definitions to determine which registration category you should select for AAIC 2017.
Current members of the Alzheimer's Association International Society to Advance Research and Treatment (ISTAART) a professional society for individuals interested in Alzheimer's and dementia science.
Membership +PLUS
Individuals who wish to purchase one year of ISTAART membership in addition to AAIC registration qualify. Valid for New ISTAART members only.
Non-Member
Anyone who is not an ISTAART member.
The Founders Society
An honorary society created by the Alzheimer's Association to recognize and thank those who make a bequest or lifetime gifts.
The Alois Society
Our members whose annual leadership gifts are making a difference in our goal to create a world without Alzheimer's. Annual giving must exceed $2,500 for membership.
Full Conference
Includes the Welcome Reception on Sunday, July 16, access to the Exhibit Hall and all sessions. The Full Conference does not include any preconferences (Alzheimer's Imaging Consortium, Technology and Dementia Preconference, educational workshops, etc.)
One Day
Includes sessions and events on the selected day of registration only.
Government Agency
Individuals who are currently employed by any United States government agency are eligible to attend AAIC at a discounted rate. Federal government employee identification is required. Please note that individuals who are solely employed by a university and not by the U.S. government are not eligible for this registration category.
Student Member
A current student member of the Alzheimer’s Association International Society to Advance Research and Treatment (ISTAART) who is currently completing an undergraduate or graduate degree in any scientific field. Student identification is required. Preconferences (Alzheimer’s Imaging Consortium, Technology and Dementia Preconference, educational workshops, etc.) are not included.
Student Membership +PLUS
This category is for students who wish to purchase one year of ISTAART membership in addition to AAIC registration. New ISTAART student members only. Preconferences (Alzheimer’s Imaging Consortium, Technology and Dementia Preconference, educational workshops, etc.) are not included.
Student Non-Member
A student working toward an undergraduate or graduate degree in a scientific field related to the causes and treatment of Alzheimer's disease or a related disorder. Student identification is required. Preconferences (Alzheimer’s Imaging Consortium, Technology and Dementia Preconference, educational workshops, etc.) are not included.
Guest
Family members and guest of attendees must be 18 years of age to attend. They must be non-scientific. Includes admission to the Exhibit Hall and Welcome Reception. AAIC sessions and preconferences are not included.
Group of 10 or more
Great for exhibitors and sponsors! To qualify, you must be part of a group of 10 or more people who belong to the same company or organization and are not students. Groups must register at the same time to receive the discount.
Group Student
Five or more students must work in the same lab to qualify. Groups must register at the same time to receive the discount. Valid student identification is required.
Preconferences
Alzheimer's Imaging Consortium (AIC) Preconference
This session held on Saturday, July 15, 8 a.m. − 5:30 p.m., focuses on the clinical applications and methodological development of neuroimaging (MRI, PET, SPECT, CT and others) to Alzheimer's disease, other dementias and normal brain aging. Admission to the Alzheimer's Imaging Consortium is not included with the AAIC Full Conference fee.
This preconference held on Saturday, July 15, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. brings together researchers in the technological field working to improve the standard of living for all those affected by Alzheimer's disease and other dementias. Admission to the Technology and Dementia preconference is not included with the AAIC Full Conference fee.
Held Friday, July 14 from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m., this workshop covers fundamental neuropathological features of age-associated neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease and Lewy body disease. Admission to this workshop is not included with the AAIC Full Conference fee.
This workshop will be held Friday, July 14 from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. The purpose of this multimodal neuroimaging workshop is to provide an in-depth understanding of the fundamental principles, inherent limitations, and clinical and research applications of the most prominent neuroimaging modalities in the dementia field. Admission to this workshop is not included with the AAIC Full Conference fee.
Held Friday, July 14 from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m., this workshop will provide research investigators, clinicians, residents, fellows, graduate and postgraduate students with an in-depth understanding of the fundamental principles, inherent limitations and clinical and research applications of the most common biomarkers used in Alzheimer's disease (AD) and found in Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) and blood. This workshop will include the fundamentals of CSF physiology, basics of neurochemistry, technical issues of sample collection, storage, analysis methods, quality control and regulatory issues. It will also cover the latest in cutting edge biomarker technology including blood-based biomarkers with the current understanding of how biomarkers track the progression in AD and their use in other dementias. Lectures will be followed by interactive sessions to ensure that participants gain in depth understanding of the proper use of fluid biomarkers.
This workshop will be held Friday, July 14 from 1 – 5 p.m. and will cover contemporary issues in clinical trials, which aid clinicians in selecting cost-effective trial designs. The workshop will cover: 1) adaptive trial designs 2) simulation and study enrichment 3) categorical vs. continuous-time analysis models 4) delayed start design. For each topic, lectures will start with a n overview of basic concepts, followed by more advanced topics, using practical examples. The targeted audience is clinicians and statisticians. The workshop will utilize some programming languages, but the aim is for clinicians to deepen conceptual understanding, as well as to provide statisticians with available resources.
July 16 | 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. Network with fellow attendees during the official AAIC kick-off on July 16. One ticket to the welcome reception is included in registration. Additional tickets can be purchased during registration for $175. Edward Jones is a contributing sponsor of the 2017 Welcome Reception.
AAIC 2017 Continuing Education (CE) – Continuing Education credits are available for physicians, nurses, psychologists and social workers for an additional fee.
The deadline for refund requests must be received via email by June 16, 2017. To obtain a refund, a receipt copy of your registration is required for the cancellation request to be processed. After June 16, 2017, there will be no refunds issued for cancellations of any type, including no-shows. All refunds will be assessed an £80 administrative fee. Email requests to aaic2017@tfigroup.com.
Children under the age of 18 are not permitted in any area of the conference center including educational sessions, registration, the Welcome Reception, or the Exhibit Hall floor during show hours, installation or dismantling. Child care is not available at ExCeL London, however, your hotel concierge may be able to assist you.
Credentialed journalists with assignment from recognized external print, broadcast, syndicated or online new organizations are eligible for complimentary registration. Members of the press can submit their media registration today.
Attendance at AAIC 2017 will not only benefit you, but also your employer, colleagues and community. Build new connections with colleagues from around the globe to share discoveries in research that will lead to advancements in dementia science. Your attendance at AAIC is a sound investment for your career and your organization. Download the justification toolkit to help facilitate a conversation about attendance with your employer.
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