HUMAN AMYLOID IMAGING CONFERENCE

January 15-17, 2020
Miami, Florida

HAI 2020 POSTER SESSIONS

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Please note that we reserve the right to re-arrange the poster allocation.

POSTER SESSIONS: 1A - Wednesday, January 15 - 9:45 - 10:30 am; 1B - Wednesday, January 15, 4:00 - 4:45 pm

BOARD	Title	Author Name	Presenter
1	Label-free x-ray method for estimating brain amyloid load	Badano \| Dahal \| Ghammraoui	Badano
29	Application of an epidemic spreading model to characterize amyloid beta accumulation in dutosomal dominant Alzheimer’s disease mutation carriers	Levitis \| Vogel \| Kiar \| Funck \| Iturria-Medina \| Evans	Levitis
12	Voxel-wise relationships between white matter hyperintensities (WMH) and multimodal neuroimaging biomarkers of Alzheimer’s disease	Gaubert \| Lange \| Garnier-Crussard \| Bougacha \| Gonneaud \| de Flores \| Tomadesso \| Mézenge \| Landeau \| de La Sayette \| Chételat \| Wirth	Lange
46	PET imaging of [11C]MPC-6827, a micrtoubule-based PET tracer in murine models of Alzheimer's disease	Solingapuram sai \| Macauley \| Whitlow \| Mintz \| Craft	Solingapuram sai
4	A pons cluster detected by a data-driven approach may serve as a favorable reference region for 18F-PI-2620 Tau PET analysis	Bischof \| van Eimeren \| Koglin \| Müller \| Bullich \| Perrotin \| Stephens \| Drzezga	Bischof
11	Influence of iron and beta-amyloid deposition on entorhinal cortex and hippocampal subfield volumes in the aging brain	Foster \| Kennedy \| Rodrigue	Foster
17	[11C]PiB amyloid quantification and choice of reference region	Heeman \| Hendriks \| van Berckel \| Lopes Alves \| Lammertsma \| Yaqub	Heeman
47	Quantifying the relationship between the brain distributions of tau and local atrophy to inter-regional connectivity based on individual human data	Soucy \| Mohammadi \| Rosa-Neto \| Pascoal \| Savard \| Kang \| Therriault \| Benali	Soucy
52	PET beta-amyloid deposition in healthy older adults is associated with decreased lure discrimination on a spatial mnemonic similarity task	Webb \| Foster \| Horn \| Kennedy \| Rodrigue	Webb
21	Concordance of visual and quantitative assessments of baseline amyloid scans in the GRADUATE gantenerumab studies	Klein \| Delmar \| Voyle \| Hesterman \| Petrulli \| Ovens \| Baudler \| Fontoura \| Doody \| Kerchner	Klein
54	Tau pathology and relative cerebral blood flow are independently associated with cognition in Alzheimer’s disease	Wolters \| Visser \| Verfaillie \| Coomans \| Timmers \| Tuncel \| Boellaard \| Windhorst \| Scheltens \| van der Flier \| Ossenkoppele \| van Berckel	Wolters
53	Socioeconomic status mediates racial differences seen using the A-T(N) Framework	Wisch \| Hudson \| Coble \| Xiong \| Babulal \| Gordon \| Flores \| Dincer \| Benzinger \| Morris \| Ances	Ances
27	Probability Template Method for Analysis of Down Syndrome Amyloid PET	Laymon \| Minhas \| James \| Christian \| Cohen \| Klunk \| Tudorascu \| Royse \| Zaman \| Handen	Laymon
36	Association between Cerebral Amyloid Accumulation and Synaptic Density in Alzheimer’s Disease: A Multitracer PET Study	O Dell \| Mecca \| Chen \| Godek \| Harris \| Bartlett \| Banks \| Kominek \| Zhao \| Naganawa \| Toyonaga \| Lu \| Nabulsi \| Vander Wyk \| Varma \| Arnsten \| Huang \| Carson \| van Dyck	O'Dell
10	Quantifying off-target skull binding in [18F]Flortaucipir PET studies	Flores \| Gordon \| Su \| Christensen \| Dincer \| Adedokun \| Hornbeck \| Morris \| Benzinger	Flores
40	MIND MAPS: Assessment of the mitochondrial - endoplasmic reticulum - synaptic axis in neurodegeneration by [18F]BCPP-EF, [11C]SA4503 and [11C]UCB-J PET imaging	Rabiner \| Mansur \| Venkataraman \| Price \| Wilson \| Pagano \| Clarke \| Lewis \| Matthews \| Rowe \| Brooks \| Middleton \| Politis \| Rohrer \| Comley \| Evans \| Martarello \| Chen \| Schwarz \| Schmidt \| Tsukada \| Passchier \| Gunn \| Consortium	Rabiner
14	Amyloid binding is associated with markers of white matter microstructure in patients with significant white matter disease	Goubran \| Ozzoude \| Adamo \| Zukotynski \| Bocti \| Borrie \| Chertkow \| Frayne \| Gao \| Hsiung \| Kiss \| Laforce \| Noseworthy \| Prato \| Ramirez \| Sahlas \| Scott \| Smith \| Sossi \| Strother \| Swartz \| Tardif \| Thiel \| Soucy \| Black	Goubran
20	Hippocampal volume mediates the relationship between amyloidosis and amyloid-sensitive cognitive composite in preclinical AD	Kim \| Hahn \| Kim \| Kim \| Chin \| Seo	Hahn
7	Tau pathology and synaptic loss are closely associated in Alzheimer’s disease in vivo: a combined [18F]flortaucipir and [11C]UCB-J PET study	Coomans \| Verfaillie \| Wolters \| Tuncel \| Golla \| Ossenkoppele \| Scheper \| Schober \| Sweeney \| Ryan \| Schuit \| Windhorst \| Scheltens \| Boellaard \| van Berckel	Coomans
5	Early detection of amyloid load using 18F-Florbetaben PET	Bullich \| Roé-Vellvé \| Marquié \| Villemagne \| Sanabria \| Tartari \| Sotolongo \| Doré \| Koglin \| Müller \| Perrotin \| De Santi \| Tárraga \| Stephens \| Rowe \| Seibyl \| Boada	Bullich
8	Longitudinal dynamic [18F]flortaucipir PET reveals increased early stage tau pathology in individuals with subjective cognitive decline	Coomans \| Visser \| Ossenkoppele \| Verfaillie \| Timmers \| Wolters \| Tuncel \| Schmidt \| Boellaard \| Windhorst \| Scheltens \| van der Flier \| van Berckel	Coomans
34	Sex-specific differences in [18F]AV-1451 off-target retention	Minhas \| Yu \| Laymon \| Lopresti \| Snitz \| Tudorascu \| Aizenstein \| Lopez \| Mathis \| Klunk \| Cohen	Minhas
33	MRI and PET data harmonization in a two-site Down syndrome study	Minhas \| Yang \| Muschelli \| Laymon \| Zammit \| Ellison \| Johnson \| Mathis \| Crainiceanu \| Klunk \| Handen \| Christian \| Cohen \| Tudorascu	Tudorascu
28	Visualizing brain astrocytes - characterization of 3H-BU99008 in human AD brain tissue	Lemoine \| Malarte \| Koistinen \| Nordberg	Lemoine
24	Validation of highly sensitive and specific florbetaben positivity thresholds using ADNI participants and young controls	Landau \| Korman \| Bullich \| De Santi \| Stephens \| Koeppe \| Jagust	Landau
51	Association Between [18F]NAV4694 PET Amyloid-β Measures and Fluid Biomarkers Across the Spectrum of Alzheimer Disease	Wang \| Pascoal \| Therriault \| Benedet \| Lussier \| Savard \| Kang \| Tissot \| Gauthier \| Rosa-Neto	Wang
55	Amyloid Load trajectories and chronicity reveal groups of early amyloid accumulators in Down syndrome	Zammit \| Koscik \| Laymon \| Betthauser \| Tudorascu \| Cohen \| Minhas \| Johnson \| Zaman \| Mathis \| Klunk \| Handen \| Christian	Zammit
56	Hippocampal-retrosplenial cortex connectivity predicts tau accumulation in cognitively normal older adults	Ziontz \| Adams \| Baker \| Jagust	Ziontz
42	Linking APOE ε4, blood-brain barrier dysfunction and inflammation to Alzheimer’s pathology	Riphagen \| Ramakers \| Freeze \| Pagen \| Hanseeuw \| Verbeek \| Verhey \| Jacobs	Riphagen
9	Preliminary evaluation of synaptic vesicle protein SV2A imaging with [11C]UCB-J across the cognitive spectrum	DiFilippo \| Murali \| McKinney \| Davenport \| Barnhart \| Engle \| Betthauser \| Johnson \| Bendlin \| Christian	DiFilippo
25	Additive contribution of white matter hyperintensity to amyloid and neurodegeneration on cognitive decline in a diverse, community-based cohort of older adults	Lao \| Chesebro \| Colon \| Igwe \| Gu \| Schupf \| Manly \| Stern \| Mayeux \| Brickman	Lao
6	Age-related neural dedifferentiation of episodic memory networks is related to beta-amyloid and tau pathology in normal aging	Cassady \| Adams \| Maass \| Harrison \| Baker \| Jagust	Cassady
23	Genetically informed quantitative Gradient Recalled Echo MRI reveals brain tissue in hippocampal subfields void of neurons in mild Alzheimer disease	Kothapalli \| Benzinger \| Aschenbrenner \| Goyal \| Fagan \| Raichle \| Morris \| Yablonskiy	Kothapalli
2	Examining regional MK-6240 patterns and associations with amyloid and cognitive decline	Betthauser \| Cody \| Koscik \| Jonaitis \| Erickson \| Converse \| Murali \| Barnhart \| Stone \| Mueller \| Clark \| Asthana \| Christian \| Johnson	Betthauser
50	Neuropsychiatric symptoms in cognitively impaired individuals are correlated with tau deposition	Tissot \| Therriault \| Pascoal \| Chamoun \| Lussier \| Savard \| Mathotaarachchi \| L. Benedet \| Thomas \| Rosa-Neto \| Gauthier	Tissot
38	Amyloid PET variability due to variation in MRI protocol and anatomical segmentation	Palombit \| Manber \| Joules \| Wolz	Manber
48	Monitoring disease pathophysiology using multiparametric PET acquisitions: The McGill TRIAD Cohort	Stevenson \| Chamoun \| A. Pascoal \| L. Benedet \| Kang \| Mathotaarachchi \| Therriault \| Thomas \| Savard \| Tissot \| Lussier \| Vinet-Celluci \| Rahmouni \| Gagné \| Joung \| Sbeiti \| Shin \| Vitali \| Gauthier \| Rosa-Neto	Stevenson
39	The impact of automatic Tau PET processing on uptake variability and power analysis in AD	Palombit \| Manber \| Joules \| Wolz	Manber
32	PiB tracer delivery decreases overtime in preclinical AD – impact for amyloid pathology measurement	Mayblyum \| Becker \| Schultz \| Farrell \| Jacobs \| Rubinstein \| Sanchez \| Thibault \| Sperling \| Price \| Johnson \| Hanseeuw	Mayblyum
15	CSF dynamics explains discrepant PET-CSF AD biomarkers	Gunter \| Senjem \| Cogswell \| Schwarz \| Lowe \| Kantarci \| Vemuri \| Elder \| Botha \| Graff-Radford \| Jones \| Mielke \| Graff-Radford \| Knopman \| Petersen \| Jack, Jr.	Gunter
45	Development of a Qualitative Read Method for Characterizing the Presence and Extent of Brain Tau Deposition Using [18F]MK-6240 PET Imaging	Seibyl \| Salinas \| Rajagovindan \| Hutchison \| Beaver \| Martarello	Seibyl
26	White matter hyperintensities are related to tau burden in late-Braak stage regions	Lao \| Laing \| Igwe \| Chesebro \| Kreisl \| Moreno \| Luchsinger \| Brickman	Lao
44	MCI patients demonstrate reliably increasing 18F-AV1451 PET uptake across three exams	Scott \| Adamczuk \| Gorman \| Runkle \| Suhy	Scott
37	A clinically applicable proxy for gold standard quantification of amyloid-beta in Alzheimer’s disease: Bolus plus constant infusion 18F-AV45 PET	Ottoy \| Kang \| Verhaeghe \| Stroobants \| Bouhachi \| Hsiao \| Stevenson \| Rahmouni \| Chartrand \| Massarweh \| Soucy \| Gauthier \| Rosa-Neto \| Staelens	Ottoy
13	Beta-amyloid deposition and its association with metabolism	Gordon \| Goyal \| Couture \| Flores \| Morris \| Raichle \| Benzinger \| Vlassenko	Gordon
19	Data-Driven Biological Pattern Scoring of Flortaucipir Scans Outperforms ROIs	Jones \| Graff-Radford \| Botha \| Senjem \| Wiste \| Josephs \| Whitwell \| Kantarci \| Boeve \| Petersen \| Knopman \| Lowe \| Jack	Jones
3	Transcriptomic profiling of brain amyloidosis using peripheral blood-based gene expression	Bharthur Sanjay \| Svaldi \| Apostolova	Bharthur Sanjay
35	Polygenic Risk for Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF) Amyloid Predicts Brain Amyloid in Clinically Normal Older Adults	Moore \| Dumitrescu \| Schultz \| Raghavan \| Johnson \| Mayeux \| Sperling \| Hohman \| Mormino	Moore
31	Age prediction and amyloid deposition in SuperAgers	Martersteck \| Besson \| Sridhar \| Makowski-Woidan \| Parrish \| Katsaggelos \| Mesulam \| Bandt \| Rogalski	Martersteck
22	Regional amyloid burden is associated with higher quantitative T1 in discrete hippocampal sub-regions	Kohli \| Yang \| Vogt \| Asthana \| Betthauser \| Alexander \| Christian \| Johnson \| Kecskemeti \| Bendlin	Kohli
49	Interaction between amyloid and neuroinflammation on apathy along the Alzheimer’s disease spectrum	Tissot \| Kang \| L. Benedet \| Rahmouni \| Pascoal \| Chamoun \| Therriault \| Lussier \| Savard \| Mathotaarachchi \| Thomas \| Gauthier \| Rosa-Neto	Tissot
41	Associations between Neurogranin and imaging biomarkers of Alzheimer’s disease	Rahmouni \| L.Benedet \| Nicholas J. \| Tissot \| Pascoal \| Kvartsberg \| Chamoun \| Kang \| Lussier \| Therriault \| Stevenson \| Savard \| Mathotaarachchi \| Thomas \| Gauthier \| Zetterberg \| Blennow \| Rosa-Neto	Rahmouni
43	Heterogeneity of tau PET signal in the sub-nuclei of the amygdala	Rubinstein \| Jacobs \| Augustinack \| Properzi \| Becker \| Mayblyum \| Thibault \| Sanchez \| Schultz \| Hanseeuw \| Gomez-Isla \| Lois-Gomez \| Price \| Sperling \| Johnson	Rubinstein
18	Retrospective prediction of amyloid accumulation trajectories in a risk-enriched Alzheimer’s disease cohort with sequential neural network	Hwang \| Koscik \| Betthauser \| Tao \| Kim \| Johnson \| Singh	Hwang
16	Predicting future amyloid spread with machine learning using longitudinal [C11]PiB-PET in preclinical Alzheimer's disease	Hao \| Vogt \| Meng \| Hwang \| Koscik \| Betthauser \| Christian \| Johnson \| Bendlin \| Singh	Singh
30	Phantom-based harmonization of PET image reconstruction parameters between the Siemens ECAT HR+ PET and the GE Discovery MI PET/CT scanners	Lois \| Grogg \| El Fakri \| Johnson \| Price	Lois

POSTER SESSIONS: 2A - Thursday, January 16 - 10:45 - 11:30 am; 2B - Thursday, January 16, 4:00 - 4:45 pm

BOARD	Title	Author Name	Presenter
100	Entorhinal tau pathology is associated with medial temporal lobe hyperactivity in aging	Adams \| Maass \| Berron \| Harrison \| Baker \| Thomas \| Stanfill \| Jagust	Adams
80	Sex differences in the rates of cognitive decline associated with temporal lobe FTP-PET signal: findings from the Harvard Aging Brain Study	Buckley \| Properzi \| Schultz \| Jacobs \| Kirn \| Rentz \| Hanseeuw \| Johnson \| Sperling	Buckley
73	Imaging synaptic and mitochondrial function in frontotemporal dementia using [11C]UCB-J, [18F]BCPP-EF and [11C]SA4503 PET	Clarke \| Mansur \| Passchier \| Lewis \| Evans \| Chen \| Schwarz \| Takano \| Gunn \| Cash \| Rabiner \| Rohrer	Clarke
105	Longitudinal associations between lifestyle risk, β-amyloid, and cognition in late-midlife	Cody \| Koscik \| Birdsill \| Berman \| Erickson \| Chin \| Clark \| Christian \| Betthauser \| Johnson	Cody
62	Correlation of QSM signal with Alzheimer’s disease biomarkers	Cogswell \| Wiste \| Senjem \| Therneau \| Lowe \| Knopman \| Botha \| Graff-Radford \| Jones \| Kantarci \| Vemuri \| Ferman \| Boeve \| Mielke \| Schwarz \| Gunter \| Petersen \| Jack	Cogswell
71	Quantitative regional amyloid burden and white matter changes in preclinical Alzheimer’s Disease	Collij \| Top \| Stickney \| Ingala \| Tomassen \| Lopes Alves \| Yaqub \| Wink \| Van 't Ent \| Scheltens \| Van Berckel \| Visser \| Barkhof \| Den Braber \| AMYPAD consortium	Collij
70	Individual variability in the cortical distribution of elevated 18F-AV1451 and 11C-PIB in a heterogeneous sample of AD patients	Collins \| Eckbo \| McGinnis \| Dickerson	Collins
93	Neuroinflammation in Alzheimer’s disease patients and correlates with amyloid and tau deposition	Edison \| Leng \| Dani \| Brooks	Edison
85	Sex differences in regional tau deposition in cognitively impaired patients with Alzheimer’s disease	Edwards \| La Joie \| Iaccarino \| Kim \| Baker \| Casaletto \| Miller \| Jagust \| Rabinovici	Edwards
69	Higher microglia biomarker levels are associated with slower rates of amyloid-beta accumulation in humans and in a transgenic mouse model of amyloid-beta	Ewers \| Brendel \| Suarez-Calvet \| Biechele \| Sacher \| Blume \| Haass \| Franzmeier	Ewers
99	Early declines in learning and executive function associated with accumulating Aβ not tau in low PIB adults	Farrell \| Papp \| Buckley \| Jacobs \| Schultz \| Properzi \| Hanseeuw \| Rentz \| Johnson \| Sperling	Farrell
68	Association of tau tangle burden with depressive symptoms in community dwelling older adults: a longitudinal study	Gatchel \| Marshall \| Yang \| Donovan \| Buckley \| Properzi \| Quiroz \| Rabin \| Vannini \| Amariglio \| Chhatwal \| Rentz \| Blacker \| Sperling \| Johnson \| Hanseeuw	Gatchel
78	Amyloid deposition affects the topography of cortical thinning in Lewy Body Disease	Ye \| Touroutoglou \| Brickhouse \| Katz \| Growdon \| Johnson \| Dickerson \| Gomperts	Gomperts
107	Data-driven approach to characterization of tau accumulation in Braak staging groups	Groh \| Svaldi \| Stage \| Sanjay \| Risacher \| Saykin \| Apostolova	Groh
77	A sensitive composite model to determine subtle cognitive differences in preclinical Alzheimer’s disease	Hahn \| Kim \| Kim \| Jang \| Kim \| Na \| Chin \| Seo	Hahn
61	Defining a Centiloid scale threshold predicting long-term progression to dementia in patients attending the Memory Clinic: an F18-Flutemetamol amyloid-PET study	Hanseeuw \| Malotaux \| Dricot \| Quenon \| Cerman \| Buckley \| Farrar \| Ivanoiu \| Lhommel	Hanseeuw
92	Amyloid deposition disrupts functional connectivity and graph properties within the Default Mode Network	Ingala \| Wink \| Prent \| van 't Ent \| Tomassen \| ten Kate \| Konijnenberg \| Collij \| Yaqub \| Scheltens \| de Goes \| Teunissen \| Barkhof \| van Berckel \| Visser \| den Braber	den Braber
74	First-in-human evaluations of [11C]PS13 for imaging COX-1 and [11C]MC1 for imaging COX-2	Kim \| Juarez Anaya \| Lee \| Hong \| Miller \| Telu \| Morse \| Singh \| Cortes-Salva \| Henry \| Ruiz-Perdomo \| Montero Santamaria \| Liow \| Zoghbi \| Fujita \| Katz \| Pike \| Innis	Kim
91	Prevalence of amyloid PET positivity in cognitively normal the East Asian populations	Kim \| Jung \| Na \| Kim \| Won \| Seo	Kim
64	Evaluating the relationships among odor identification, tau pathology and neuroinflammation in Alzheimer’s disease	Klein \| Yan \| Johnson \| Tomljanovic \| Zou \| Polly \| Honig \| Brickman \| Stern \| Lee \| Kreisl	Klein
67	Distinct effects of APOE ε2 on Aβ in Alzheimer- and Vascular-type cognitive impairment	Lee \| Lee \| Park \| Choe \| Park \| Cheon \| Hahn \| Ossenkoppele \| Kim \| Kim \| Yoo \| Jang \| Cho \| Kim \| Kim \| Jung \| Park \| DeCarli \| Weiner \| Yun \| Na \| Seo	Lee
79	Longitudinal change in amyloid load over a 5-year period in cognitively healthy APOE4 carriers versus non-carriers: Effect of reference region	Luckett \| Adamczuk \| Schaeverbeke \| Gabel \| Van Laere \| Dupont \| Vandenberghe	Luckett
113	Mild behavioral impairment is associated with tau pathology in cognitively impaired elderly individuals	Lussier \| Pascoal \| Therriault \| Tissot \| Savard \| Benedet \| Mathotaarachchi \| Stevenson \| Ismail \| Rosa-Neto \| Gauthier	Lussier
114	Modeling the trajectory of tau deposition in autosomal-dominant Alzheimer’s disease using the high-affinity tau tracer [18F]MK6240	Lussier \| Therriault \| Pascoal \| Savard \| Mathotaarachchi \| Robb \| Stevenson \| Gauthier \| Rosa-Neto	Lussier
101	Clinicopathological confirmation of 123I-FP-CIT SPECT (ioflupane) quantification methods in a spectrum of neurodegenerative syndromes and associated pathologies	Maltais \| Jordan \| Miyagawa \| Lesnick \| Przybelski \| Min \| Dickson \| Murray \| Kantarci \| Boeve \| Lowe	Maltais
106	Exploring relationships between tau burden and naming in the aphasic variant of Alzheimer’s disease	Martersteck \| Sridhar \| Coventry \| Eldes \| Wood \| Kim \| Mesulam \| Rogalski	Martersteck
65	Elevated soluble phosphorylated tau is a marker of early amyloid PiB PET abnormalities and accumulation	McDade \| Li \| Joseph-Mathurin \| Benzinger \| Fagan \| Xiong \| Barthélemy \| Bateman	McDade
112	A clinically-relevant scheme for qualitatively rating tau PET, amyloid PET, and MRI in neurodegenerative cognitive presentations	McGinnis \| Collins \| Eckbo \| Brickhouse \| Dickerson	McGinnis
66	Cerebrospinal fluid and PET measures of tau pathology may indicate different stages of AD pathological progression	Meyer \| Pichet Binette \| Gonneaud \| Breitner \| Villeneuve	Meyer
96	Use of the plasma amyloid-beta 42/40 ratio for predicting amyloid PET in a community-based population	Mielke \| Algeciras-Schimnich \| Campbell \| Syrjanen \| Knopman \| Jack Jr. \| Peterson	Mielke
111	Cerebrospinal fluid matrix metalloproteinases are associated with compromised white matter microstructure among older adults: the Vanderbilt memory & aging project	Moore \| Pechman \| Acosta \| Bell \| Anderson \| Landman \| Blennow \| Zetterberg \| Gifford \| Hohman \| Jefferson	Moore
94	Development of new alpha7 nicotinic receptor ASEM analogs for PET imaging	Nordberg \| Lemoine \| Mohan \| Kuang \| Nag \| Jia \| Miranda Azpiazu \| Datta \| Arakawa \| Varnäs \| Ågren \| Långström \| Halldin	Nordberg
108	Associations between Alzheimer’s disease biomarkers and cognition among cognitively normal older adults	Oh \| Correia \| Salloway	Oh
75	[11C]MK-6884 PET tracer for M4 muscarinic cholinergic receptors in Alzheimer’s disease: comparison with [18F]FDG PET	Pascual \| Zanotti-Fregonara \| Yu \| Funk \| Arbones \| Wang \| Li \| Cheng \| Anderson \| Hostetler \| Basile \| Masdeu	Pascual
81	Amyloid and tau PET burden are associated with white matter bundle abnormalities in asymptomatic individuals at risk of Alzheimer’s disease	Pichet Binette \| Theaud \| Gonneaud \| Poirier \| Descoteaux \| Villeneuve	Pichet Binette
104	Increased risk of Alzheimer’s disease in alcohol use disorder is not mediated by amyloid-beta in a middle-aged cross-sectional cohort	Royse \| Himes \| Minhas \| Lopresti \| Flanigan \| Narendran	Royse
86	Cross-sectional and longitudinal non-dichotomized CSF/PET Aβ data support existence of “CSF+ first” vs. “PET+ first” pathways of Aβ biomarkers changes	Sala \| Nordberg \| Rodriguez-Vieitez	Sala
82	NeuroToolkit CSF biomarkers track the progression of Alzheimer’s disease at very early stages and show that inflammatory markers modulate cerebral amyloid accumulation	Salvadó \| Molinuevo \| Milà-Alomà \| Blennow \| Zetterberg \| Operto \| Falcón \| Batrla \| Battle \| Buckley \| Farrar \| Minguillon \| Fauria \| Sánchez-Benavides \| Suárez-Calvet \| Gispert \| the ALFA study	Salvadó
83	T1rho MRI measurement of amyloid plaque burden in cognitively unimpaired individuals: preliminary results in the ALFA+ cohort	Falcón \| Montesinos \| Grau-Rivera \| Suárez-Calvet \| Puig-Pijoan \| Cascales \| Navalpotro-Gomez \| Fernández-Lebrero \| Sánchez-Valle \| Gelpi \| Sanfeliu \| Rojas \| Perissinotti \| Niñerola-Baizán \| Salvadó \| Minguillon \| Fauria \| Molinuevo \| Sánchez-González \| Gispert \| the ALFA study	Salvadó
84	Preliminary quantitative results of the AMYPAD prognostic and Natural History Study	Gispert \| Lopes-Alves \| Gray \| Buckley \| Collij \| Heeman \| Salvadó \| Scheltens \| Frisoni \| Ritchie \| Vellas \| Stephens \| Ford \| Molinuevo \| Farrar \| Barkhof \| the AMYPAD Consortium	Salvadó
72	Effect of genetic risk, brain amyloid and hippocampal volume on normal variation in episodic memory performance in middle-aged and older adults	Schaeverbeke \| Gabel \| Adamczuk \| Van Laere \| Dupont \| Vandenberghe	Schaeverbeke
103	White matter disruption is an early and progressive feature of pre-symptomatic Dutch-type hereditary cerebral amyloid angiopathy	Scott \| Schultz \| Sohrabi \| Gardener \| Taddei \| Bateman \| Benzinger \| Johnson \| Sperling \| Martins \| Greenberg \| Chhatwal \| Investigators	Scott
88	Head-to-head comparison of F-Florbetaben and F-Flutemetamol uptakes in the cortex, striatum and white matter	Seo \| Cho \| Moon \| Choe \| Na	Seo
90	PI-2620 Tau PET is associated with amyloid-beta levels in scans from subjects of the elenbecestat MissionAD program	Stephens \| Bullich \| Mueller \| Berndt \| De Santi \| Scott \| Adamczuk \| Suhy \| Kaplow \| Giroux \| Krause \| Chang \| Albala	Stephens
110	Using famous faces to investigate the neural systems involved in name retrieval	Tennant \| Jagust \| La Joie \| Adams \| Winer	Tennant
109	In vivo association of mitochondrial dysfunction with tau pathology in early Alzheimer’s disease	Terada \| Therriault \| Min Su \| Savard \| Ouchi \| Rosa-Neto	Terada
102	Preliminary results: PiB and MK6240 regional PET measures associated with digitized clock drawing performance	Mayblyum \| Thibault \| Moody \| Farrell \| Jiang \| Jacobs \| Rubinstein \| Sanchez \| Katz \| Sperling \| Papp \| Rentz \| Johnson	Thibault
97	Associations between longitudinal cognitive measures and cross-sectional tau in adults with Down syndrome	Tudorascu \| Comer \| Zammit \| Laymon \| Minhas \| Ellison \| Zaman \| Ances \| Johnson \| Mathis \| Klunk \| Christian \| Handen \| Hartley \| Cohen	Tudorascu
60	Longitudinal flortaucipir ([18F]AV-1451) PET uptake in Semantic Dementia	Utianski \| Whitwell \| Martin \| Botha \| Schwarz \| Duffy \| Clark \| Spychalla \| Senjem \| Petersen \| Knopman \| Jack, Jr. \| Lowe \| Josephs	Utianski
76	Assessing Aβ, tau, and reactive astrocytosis in aging and AD	Villemagne \| Harada \| Doré \| Furumoto \| Mulligan \| Kudo \| Krishnadas \| Huang \| Yanai \| Rowe \| Okamura	Villemagne
63	Developing a novel alpha-synuclein (a-syn) positron emission tomography (PET) tracer for the diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease (PD) and other a-synucleinopathies	Vokali \| Molette \| Tsika \| Ravache \| Rodriguez \| Jürgens \| Melo dos Santos \| Sandiego \| Russell \| Gunn \| Darmency \| Piorkowska \| Poli \| Kroth \| Capotosti \| Hliva \| Sol \| Marek \| Stöhr \| Lowe \| Pfeifer \| Kosco-Vilbois	Vokali
95	Biological underpinnings of typical and atypical Alzheimer’s dementia phenotypes	Whitwell \| Tosakulwong \| Graff-Radford \| Weigand \| Schwarz \| Senjem \| Ertekin-Taner \| Jones \| Boeve \| Knopman \| Jack \| Petersen \| Lowe \| Josephs	Whitwell
89	Sleep impairment predicts longitudinal accumulation of β-amyloid	Winer \| Mander \| Jagust \| Walker	Winer
87	Personality and amyloid accumulation in cognitively normal aging	Yoon \| Baker \| Korman \| Tennant \| Harrison \| Jagust	Yoon
98	Associations of amyloid deposition and FDG uptake in aging and cognitively impaired elders with and without moderate to severe periventricular white matter hyperintensities	Zukotynski \| Gaudet \| Kuo \| Adamo \| Goubran \| Scott \| Bocti \| Borrie \| Chertkow \| Frayne \| Hsiung \| Laforce \| Noseworthy \| Prato \| Sahlas \| Smith \| Sossi \| Thiel \| Soucy \| Tardif \| Black	Zukotynski

POSTER SESSIONS: 3A - Friday, January 17, 9:15 - 10:00 am; 3B - Friday, January 17, 3:15 - 4:00 pm

BOARD	Title	Author Name	Presenter
132	CSF P-tau detects cerebral tau accumulation earlier than tau PET in amyloid positive elderly adults	Guo \| Jagust \| Landau	Guo
162	Association between cerebrospinal fluid neurofilament light chain and markers of neurofibrillary pathophysiology: Findings from the Knight Alzheimer Disease Research Center	Schultz \| Schindler \| Chen \| Sutphen \| Morris \| Fagan \| Gordon \| Benzinger	Schultz
130	Functional connectivity brain architecture predicts the rate of tau accumulation in Alzheimer’s disease	Franzmeier \| Neitzel \| Rubinski \| Smith \| Strandberg \| Ossenkoppele \| Hansson \| Ewers	Franzmeier
154	Widespread amyloid is necessary to detect tau-PET signal beyond the entorhinal cortex and cognitive decline	Ozlen \| Binette \| Köbe \| Meyer \| Villeneuve	Ozlen
135	Preclinical characterization of [18F]THK-5562, a novel tau PET tracer with little off-target binding	Harada \| Lerdsirisuk \| Yiqing \| Ezura \| Shimizu \| Morito \| Arai \| Yanai \| Kudo \| Furumoto \| Okamura	Harada
155	Using 18F-Flortaucipir visual assessment to define T-status in the AT(N) framework: evaluation of intra- and inter-rater reliability	Provost \| Iaccarino \| Soleimani-Meigooni \| Lesman-Segev \| La Joie \| Edwards \| Strom \| Pham \| Mellinger \| Janabi \| Baker \| Jagust \| Rabinovici	Provost
156	Defining T-status in the AT(N) framework: comparison of 18F-Flortaucipir visual assessment, SUVR quantification and CSF pTau	Provost \| Iaccarino \| Soleimani-Meigooni \| Lesman-Segev \| La Joie \| Mattsson \| Hansson \| Eichenlaub \| Edwards \| Strom \| Pham \| Mellinger \| Janabi \| Baker \| Jagust \| Rabinovici	Provost
133	Amyloid, tau, and atrophy in preclinical Alzheimer’s disease: a longitudinal study	Hanseeuw \| Jacobs \| Schultz \| Buckley \| Properzi \| Farrell \| Scott \| Hampton \| Sanchez \| Sperling \| Johnson	Hanseeuw
126	Quantifying tau PET imaging reliably in the presence of off-target binding	Chen \| Gordon \| McCullough \| Zaza \| Mejias \| Dincer \| Flores \| Keefe \| Paulick \| Jackson \| Koudelis \| Su \| Morris \| Benzinger	Chen
157	Plasma neurofilament light is associated with regional tau tangle burden in autosomal dominant Alzheimer's disease: findings from the COLBOS Project	Quiroz \| Zetterberg \| Reiman \| Sanchez \| Guzman-Velez \| Fox-Fuller \| Arboleda-Velasquez \| Baena \| Gatchel \| Sperling \| Johnson \| Blennow \| Lopera	Quiroz
159	Measuring increases of tau pathology in Alzheimer's disease using [18F]GTP1 (Genentech tau probe 1) PET imaging	Sanabria Bohorquez \| Baker \| Manser \| Toth \| Teng \| Marik \| Weimer	Sanabria Bohorquez
131	How innocent is PART? Mesial temporal tau is associated with worse cognitive performance in Aβ-negative cognitively normal individuals	Groot	Groot
137	In vivo amyloid-PET and tau-PET evidence in early-onset Alzheimer’s Disease: taking the LEADS	Iaccarino \| La Joie \| Lesman-Segev \| Soleimani-Meigooni \| Provost \| Collins \| Aisen \| Borowski \| Eloyan \| Fagan \| Foroud \| Gatsonis \| Jack Jr. \| Kramer \| Saykin \| Toga \| Vemuri \| Day \| Graff-Radford \| Honig \| Jones \| Masdeu \| Mendez \| Onyike \| Rogalski \| Salloway \| Wolk \| Wingo \| Koeppe \| Dickerson \| Apostolova \| Carrillo \| Rabinovici	Iaccarino
174	Associations of tau pathology and functional connectivity with retrospective cognitive change among cognitively normal older adults	Shafer \| Bilgel \| Ziontz \| Wong \| Resnick	Ziontz
158	Application of tau PET as a biomarker of Alzheimer’s disease in therapeutic trials: a pharmaceutical industry perspective	Salinas \| Lohith \| Guo \| Wooten \| Tulip \| Sanjeewa \| Comley \| Sur \| Hostetler \| Beaver \| Martarello	Salinas
167	Intrinsic connectivity of the human brain provides scaffold for tau aggregation in Alzheimer's disease	Therriault \| Pascoal \| Savard \| Mathotaarachchi \| Benedet \| Chamoun \| Gauthier \| Saha-Chaudhuri \| Massarweh \| Rosa-Neto	Therriault
138	Multimodal in vivo investigation of amyloid and tau biomarkers associations with cerebrospinal fluid NfL and YKL40 levels	Iaccarino \| La Joie \| Edwards \| Lesman-Segev \| Strom \| Pham \| Chaudhary \| Fenton \| Jerome \| Janabi \| Baker \| Miller \| Jagust \| Fagan \| Rabinovici	Iaccarino
122	Perfusion-phase 18F-PI-2620 tau-PET imaging as a surrogate marker of neuronal injury	Brendel \| Beyer \| Nitschmann \| Barthel \| van Eimeren \| Marek \| Song \| Palleis \| Respondek \| Sauerbeck \| Hammes \| Barbe \| Onur \| Jessen \| Saur \| Schroeter \| Rumpf \| Rullmann \| Schildan \| Patt \| Neumaier \| Barret \| Madonia \| Russel \| Stephens \| Roeber \| Herms \| Bötzel \| Levin \| Classen \| Hoeglinger \| Bartenstein \| Villemagne \| Drzezga \| Seibyl \| Sabri	Brendel
123	Binding characteristics of 18F-PI-2620 differentiate the clinically predicted tau isoform in suspected 3/4-repeat and 4-repeat tauopathies	Brendel \| Song \| Beyer \| Barthel \| van Eimeren \| Marek \| Palleis \| Kaiser \| Respondek \| Sauerbeck \| Hammes \| Barbe \| Onur \| Jessen \| Saur \| Schroeter \| Rumpf \| Rullmann \| Schildan \| Patt \| Neumaier \| Barret \| Madonia \| Russel \| Stephens \| Roeber \| Herms \| Bötzel \| Levin \| Classen \| Hoeglinger \| Bartenstein \| Villemagne \| Drzezga \| Seibyl \| Sabri	Brendel
124	18F-PI2620 tau-PET for assessment of heterogeneous neuropathology in corticobasal syndrome	Brendel \| Palleis \| Prix \| Gehmeyr \| Bötzel \| Danek \| Höllerhage \| Sauerbeck \| Beyer \| Nitschmann \| Song \| Stephens \| Barthel \| Patt \| Sabri \| Drzezga \| van Eimeren \| Villemagne \| Bartenstein \| Perneczky \| Haass \| Levin \| Hoeglinger	Brendel
173	[18F]flortaucipir PET is more closely associated with disease severity than CSF p-tau in Alzheimer’s disease	Wolters \| Ossenkoppele \| Verfaillie \| Coomans \| Timmers \| Visser \| Tuncel \| Golla \| Windhorst \| Boellaard \| van der Flier \| Teunissen \| Scheltens \| van Berckel	Wolters
170	Hippocampal tau accumulation predicts individual differences in episodic memory in cognitively normal older adults	Trelle \| Toueg \| Castillo \| Channappa \| Corso \| Hunt \| Jayakumar \| Nadiadwala \| Guo \| Azevedo \| Shin \| Davidson \| Deutsch \| Hall \| Sha \| Fredericks \| Kerchner \| Carr \| Chin \| Wagner \| Mormino	Trelle
128	Comparison of quantitative cutoff methods for [18F]AV-1451	Minhas \| Laymon \| Lopresti \| Snitz \| Tudorascu \| Aizenstein \| Lopez \| Mathis \| Klunk \| Cohen	Cohen
134	Increased levels and phosphorylation of soluble tau proteins occur earlier than changes in Tau PET in Alzheimer’s disease	Hansson \| Andersson \| Janelidze \| Ossenkoppele \| Insel \| Strandberg \| Zetterberg \| Blennow \| Chai \| Dage \| Stomrud \| Smith \| Palmqvist \| Mattsson	Hansson
172	Temporal evaluation for maximum CSF pTau181 – [18F]Flortaucipir concordance	Wisch \| Gordon \| Schindler \| Flores \| Dincer \| Fagan \| Benzinger \| Morris \| Ances	Ances
121	Local associations between tau and neurodegeneration among non-demented older adults	Bilgel \| Wong \| Resnick	Bilgel
150	Entorhinal cortical tau accumulation is inversely associated with hippocampal synaptic density in older individuals with normal cognition and early Alzheimer’s disease	Mecca \| Chen \| Naganawa \| Toyonaga \| Godek \| Harris \| Bartlett \| Zhao \| Gallezot \| Nabulsi \| Huang \| Arnsten \| Carson \| van Dyck	Mecca
142	Comparison of longitudinal change metrics for 18F-RO948 PET among cognitively unimpaired and patients with MCI or AD dementia in the BioFINDER2 study	Klein \| Sanabria \| Leuzy \| Borroni \| Mattsson \| Palmqvist \| Stomrud \| Smith \| Hansson	Klein
171	Temporo-limbic tau burden, as measured by 18F-AV1451, is a correlate of hippocampal volume loss over time	Fischer \| Ahnen \| Dissertori \| Lustermann \| Weber \| Buck \| Kagerer \| Gietl \| Hock \| Unschuld	Unschuld
127	[18F]THK5317 imaging as a predictive tool of prospective cognitive decline in prodromal and dementia-stage Alzheimer’s disease	Chiotis \| Savitcheva \| Poulakis \| Saint-Aubert \| Wall \| Antoni \| Nordberg	Chiotis
143	Validation of clinical protocols for clinicians analyzing 18F-PI-2620 tau PET/MRI images	Koran \| Shams \| Adams \| Cazevedo \| Toueg \| Corso \| Hunt \| Castillo \| Hall \| Sha \| Fredericks \| Greicius \| Wagner \| Zaharchuk \| Davidzon \| Chin \| Mormino	Mormino
147	A comparison of ischemic stroke-induced changes on 18F-APN-1607 (18F-PMPBB3) and 18F-THK-5351 uptake patterns	Lin \| Hsiao \| Huang \| Huang	Lin
161	Clinical evaluation o[18F]-JNJ-64326067, a candidate PET tracer for the detection of tau pathology in Alzheimer’s disease	Schmidt \| Janssens \| Moechars \| Rombouts \| Timmers \| Barret \| Constantinescu \| Madonia \| Russell \| Sandiego \| Kolb	Schmidt
141	Prediction of brain tau accumulation in amyloid positive cognitive impairment patients using multimodal biomarkers with machine learning approach	Kim \| Park \| Park \| Kang \| Kim \| Jang \| Kim \| Na \| Lee \| Seo	Kim
125	Optimal reference region for the quantification of tau load in the brain using 18F-PI-2620 PET	Bullich \| Müller \| Roé-Vellvé \| Jovalekic \| Perrotin \| De Santi \| Koglin \| Stephens	Bullich Roig
153	Factors predicting tau PET status in cognitively unimpaired and impaired individuals	Ossenkoppele \| Leuzy \| Cho \| La Joie \| Strandberg \| Matsson \| Palmqvist \| Lyoo \| Rabinovici \| Smith \| Hansson	Ossenkoppele
164	The rate of accumulation of tau aggregates is higher in females and younger individuals	Smith \| Mattsson \| Pontecorvo \| Devous \| Strandberg \| Ossenkoppele \| Hansson	Smith
120	Depression is predicted by tau imaging biomarker among cognitively normal adults	Babulal \| Roe \| Stout \| Rajasekar \| Wisch \| Benzinger \| Morris \| Ances	Ances
169	Elevated medial temporal lobe Tau PET with 18F-PI2620 in normal controls with “borderline” neuropsychological testing profiles	Toueg \| Deutsch \| Castillo \| Hunt \| Corso \| Trelle \| Harrison \| Azevedo \| Shen \| Anders \| Hall \| Fredericks \| Sha \| Davidzon \| Chin \| Khalighi \| Wagner \| Mormino	Toueg
149	18F-APN-1607: a promising PET tracer for multiple tauopathies	Margolin \| Lin \| Tempest \| Chen \| Marek \| Russell \| Sandiego \| Huang \| Hsiao \| Tamagnan \| Alagille \| Guan \| Lu \| Zuo \| Higuchi \| Jang	Margolin
148	Longitudinal change in [18F]GTP1 SUVR over 18 months depends on baseline SUVR intensity and spatial distribution and shows trends with cognitive decline	Manser \| Sanabria Bohorquez \| Teng \| Baker \| Toth \| Marik \| Weimer	Manser
168	Changes in volumetric MRI measures at 12 months significantly correlate with baseline [18F]GTP1 SUVR, but not [18F]GTP1 change	Toth \| Sanabria Bohorquez \| Manser \| Baker \| Teng \| Marik \| Weimer	Toth
163	18F-PM-PBB3 (18F-APN-1607) uptake associates with plasma NfL level and motor disability in patients with progressive supranuclear palsy	Shimada \| Tagai \| Tatebe \| Matsuoka \| Kubota \| Takahata \| Takado \| Shinotoh \| Yamamoto \| Sano \| Seki \| Nakano \| Ono \| Hirano \| Tempest \| Jang \| Sahara \| Kawamura \| Zhang \| Tokuda \| Higuchi	Shimada
136	Comparison of tau PET imaging using 18F-APN-1607 and 18F-THK5351 in Alzheimer's disease patients and normal controls	Hsiao \| Lin \| Huang \| Huang	Hsiao
145	Diagnostic performance of [18F]RO948 tau positron emission tomography in the differentiation of AD from other neurodegenerative disorders	Leuzy \| Smith \| Ossenkoppele \| Santillo \| Borroni \| Klein \| Olsson \| Jögi \| Palmqvist \| Mattsson \| Strandberg \| Stomrud \| Hansson	Leuzy
146	Longitudinal changes in tau pathology measured by [18F]RO948 tau-PET are associated with elevated CSF P-tau: Preliminary findings from the Swedish BioFINDER-2 study	Leuzy \| Klein \| Ossenkoppele \| Mattsson \| Janelidze \| Palmqvist \| Strandberg \| Coloma \| Borroni \| Stomrud \| Smith \| Hansson	Leuzy
166	Tau positivity: comparing flortaucipir meta-ROI vs maximal single region	Therneau \| Schwarz \| Wiste \| Gunter \| Senjem \| Lowe \| Kantarci \| Petersen \| Knopman \| Mielke \| Jones \| Jack	Therneau
165	Resting state functional connectivity associations with F18-Florbetapir PET versus F18-Flortaucipir PET	Svaldi \| Goñi \| Stage \| Abbas \| Dzemidzic \| West \| Risacher \| Saykin \| Apostolova	Svaldi
139	Activated microglia and amyloid load potentiate tau deposition leading to cognitive dysfunction in Alzheimer’s disease	Kang \| Ottoy \| Savard \| Pascoal \| Mathotaarachchi \| Benedet \| Chamoun \| Therriault \| Lussier \| Tissot \| Thomas \| Stevenson \| Rahmouni \| Arias \| Wang \| Massarweh \| Soucy \| Gauthier \| Rosa-Neto	Kang
140	Tauopathy in females is more vulnerable to amyloid or neuroinflammation in Alzheimer’s disease	Kang \| Ottoy \| Chamoun \| Mathotaarachchi \| Savard \| Benedet \| Pascoal \| Therriault \| Lussier \| Tissot \| Thomas \| Stevenson \| Rahmouni \| Fernandez-Arias \| Wang \| Massarweh \| Soucy \| Gauthier \| Rosa-Neto	Kang
152	In vivo uptake of 18F-PM-PBB3 (18F-APN-1607) in patients with corticobasal syndrome	Nakano \| Shimada \| Tagai \| Matsuoka \| Kubota \| Takahata \| Takado \| Shinotoh \| Yamamoto \| Sano \| Seki \| Hirano \| Ono \| Tempest \| Jang \| Sahara \| Kawamura \| Zhang \| Kuwabara \| Higuchi	Nakano
144	Cerebrospinal fluid tau phosphorylated at amino acid 181 or 231: a biomarker comparison in the detection of neurofibrillary tangle pathology in the Alzheimer’s disease spectrum	Benedet \| Ashton \| Pascoal \| Stoops \| Francois \| Vanmechelen \| Karikari \| Mathotaarachchi \| Savard \| Therriault \| Chamoun \| Zetterberg \| Blennow \| Rosa-Neto	Benedet
151	Mental and physical activity during the uptake period affects off-target binding in extra- and within-brain Tau PET (18F-FTP)	Min \| Apgar \| Scott \| Hol \| Lundt \| Albertson \| Schwarz \| Botha \| Vemuri \| Gunter \| Petersen \| Jack \| Lowe	Min
160	Evaluation of tau PET staging in the A4/LEARN Study	Sanchez \| Becker \| Jacobs \| Hanseeuw \| Mayblyum \| Rubinstein \| Thibault \| Schultz \| Seshadri \| Quiroz \| Rentz \| Price \| Sperling \| Johnson \| the A4 Study Team	Sanchez
129	Pilot study on the relationship between 18F-MK-6240 and VBM in early and late stages of AD	Fernandez Arias \| Pascoal \| Benedet \| Thierrault \| Su Kang \| Savard \| Ottoy \| Mathotaarachchi \| Lussier \| Tissot \| Thomas \| Stevenson \| Rahmouni \| Wang \| Massarweh \| Soucy \| Gauthier \| Rosa-Neto	Fernandez Arias

HUMAN AMYLOID IMAGING CONFERENCE

HAI 2020 POSTER SESSIONS

POSTER SESSIONS: 1A - Wednesday, January 15 - 9:45 - 10:30 am; 1B - Wednesday, January 15, 4:00 - 4:45 pm

POSTER SESSIONS: 2A - Thursday, January 16 - 10:45 - 11:30 am; 2B - Thursday, January 16, 4:00 - 4:45 pm

POSTER SESSIONS: 3A - Friday, January 17, 9:15 - 10:00 am; 3B - Friday, January 17, 3:15 - 4:00 pm

HAI Past Poster Sessions