PIA | ISTAART

AAIC Neuroscience Next registrants are invited to join ISTAART at a special 50% off rate.*
Non-members will receive a coupon code during the dates of the conference (November 9-10).

Visit the AAIC Neuroscience Next website to register.

*Coupon valid for AAIC Neuroscience Next registrants and new members only. Discounts reflected upon checkout.

Professional Interest Areas (PIAs)

Professional Interest Areas are an assembly of ISTAART members with common subspecialties or interests.

Current members should log in to the Member Center to access expanded PIA content.

PIAs

Provide a networking forum for ISTAART members.
Offer members an opportunity to submit a Featured Research Session proposal for the Alzheimer's Association International Conference.
Allow members to share their latest discoveries and techniques.
Provide mentoring opportunities and career guidance to junior scientists and students.
Promote collaboration on papers.

Generally, PIA members participate in quarterly conference calls and meet in person at the Alzheimer's Association International Conference® (AAIC®).

Schedule for PIA Days after AAIC 2020

Join PIAs on August 3-14 for scientific sessions developed by PIAs, as well as annual business meetings. The schedule will be posted soon.

How to join an existing PIA

Visit the Member Center.
Click on "Update Contact Information/Join a PIA."
Check the boxes of the PIA(s) you would like to join.
Email ISTAART@alz.org for assistance.

How to create a new PIA

Interested organizers (4 required) must submit a completed application to create a new PIA. Download the application.
Per the guidelines, a minimum of 25 members are required. (Any non-ISTAART members listed on the application will be required to join ISTAART within 30 days of PIA approval).
Submit the application for the ISTAART Advisory Council's review (see application for dates).

"There are few forums anywhere that regularly bring together engineers, computer scientists, clinicians and policymakers. We have begun to map out how this field can have a major impact on the entire Alzheimer's research enterprise."

Jeffrey Kaye, Oregon Health and Science University, Portland, Ore.

CURRENT ISTAART PIAS

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