Wowza, Sylvia Villeneuve exquisitely walking the audience through timing of #biomarkers in #Alzheimer's disease during her #AAIC25 plenary. Heroic effort to re-consent PREVENT-AD cohort to ensure data sharing 👇👇👇 Data Sharing – StoP-AD Centre share.google/j9YZcXHbmMzZlM…

We're here at #AAIC25 in Toronto! Our team members are connecting with partners, community advocates, and leading Alzheimer's researchers—including many of our funded scientists. Every connection brings us closer to a #MindSightCure. 🧠 🔬 💪

I’m excited to share that I'll be joining the Department of Cell Biology and Neuroscience at Rutgers University as a tenure-track Assistant Professor in January 2026! Thrilled to launch my independent lab and be part of this vibrant research community 💖 #newPI

Presentations from the lab today at #AAIC2025

Such an incredible tour de force presented at Day 2 plenary #AAIC25, demonstrating pioneering efforts by Katerina Akassoglou in uncovering neurovascular interactions in #Alzheimer's disease...from bench to bedside👏👏👏

BREAKING: Results from U.S. POINTER, reported today at #AAIC25, show that lifestyle interventions that simultaneously target risk factors protect cognitive function in older adults at increased risk for cognitive decline and dementia — protecting cognition from normal age-related

It was nothing short of incredible to see the sustained contributions of Professor Maria Grazia Spillantini and her collaborative team to #tau biology. From reminding us that tau was named for tubular associated unit to seeing how instrumental her deep thinking has been to so

The neuropath crew had its annual gathering at #AAIC2025. We randomly walked into a bar… and found an autopsy table. Match made in heaven. 🧠🔬🍸 ISTAART Prof. Melissa E. Murray 📸🔬 Alexander Ehrenberg Gabor G. Kovacs MD PhD FRCPC Michael Miller AANP

Interested to see how advanced microscopy holds the power to transform our understanding of therapeutics🔬🧠…come see our latest work. #AAIC25 Hall G session 2-3.30 pm integrative neuropathology in ADRD at 2.20 pm sharp Prof. Melissa E. Murray 📸🔬

🇧🇷🧠 A força da ciência brasileira em peso no #AAIC2025! Mais de 100 clínicos e pesquisadores reunidos mostrando o impacto do Brasil na luta contra as #demências. Orgulho, conhecimento e colaboração transbordando! 💪✨ ISTAART Paulo Caramelli zimmerlab

After Hours party at #AAIC25 is epic. We look forward to seeing everyone🤩 Lea T. Grinberg, M.D, Ph.D

Excited to share the research momentum and breakthroughs we have with the World Dementia Council at their #AAIC25 with Alzheimer's Association scientists.

Congratulations Lamb Lab Bruce Lamb on receiving the Zaven Khachaturian Award. I cannot think of anyone more deserving and I’ll always be grateful he recruited me to the amazing team Stark Neurosciences Research Institute IU School of Medicine IU Health.

Sleep is one of the earliest systems to go awry in neurodegenerative diseases—yet remains vastly under-recognized and under-studied. Excited for Sharon Naismith's #AAIC2025 plenary: a wake-up call to the field on why sleep matters🧠💤 #sleepresearch #Dementia Sleep and Circadian Rhythms ISTAART

Exciting news! We are translating our brain colouring book to Spanish. 📚 ✨ Tag a friend that speaks Spanish! Comment below or send us a private message if you’d like to help edit and test out our book. ✏️ 🧠 📖

A&D Editor-in-Chief Dr. Donna Wilcock was awarded the 2025 Bill Thies Award at #AAIC25! Her outstanding service to the Alzheimer's Association, ISTAART, and the A&D Journal Family is remarkable Congratulations Donna Wilcock 🎉

Congratulations to our #AAIC25 ISTAART student and postdoctural poster competition winners! 🔬 Fernanda Barros-Aragão 🔬 @kangmspeter 🔬 @lidia_vaque 🔬 Tae Yeon Kim 🔬 Lara Huyghe 🔬 Eden Mancor

Explore how the brain ages with our aging mouse brain data on the Allen Brain Cell Atlas! Explore the most comprehensive and detailed single-cell dataset of the aged and young adult mouse brain. 🔭 knowledge.brain-map.org/abcatlas#AQEBV…

Unapologetically clear, unapologetically me...how to handle unsolicited feedback I’ve spent years learning how to communicate. I speak the way I do because I listened. I present the way I do because I watched. I teach the way I do because I had to learn differently...and I