HAI2026 · 18th Edition

2026 Poster Sessions

January 12–14, 2026 · Puerto Rico Convention Center, San Juan, Puerto Rico. All accepted poster abstracts presented across six sessions over three days.

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POSTER SESSIONS: 1A - Monday, January 12 - 10:30 am - 11:30 pm; 1B - Monday, January 12, 4:20 - 5:20 pm
Board #TitleAuthorsPresenter
01Longitudinal harmonization effects on tau-PET SUVRs trajectories in ADNI studyRen | Luo | Laymon | Minhas | Cohen | Wu | TudorascuRen, Yuxin
02Integrating digital cognitive metrics with PET biomarkers to identify individuals at imminent risk of tau accumulationFu | Robinson | Farrell | Jutten | Thibault | Thompson | Tiss | Chen | Becker | Healy | Penney | Davis | Sperling | Price | Rentz | JohnsonFu, Jessie Fang-Lu
03Amyloid-induced neuronal hyperactivity and metabolism are associated with faster tau accumulation in Alzheimer’s DiseaseRoemer-Cassiano | Zhang | Evangelista | Klonowski | Hirsch | Frontzkowski | Steward | Dewenter | Biel | Zhu | Gnoerich | Jaekel | Hoeglinger | Brendel | Yeo | FranzmeierRoemer-Cassiano, Sebastian
04Sex differences in white matter microstructure and associations with amyloid and tau pathology in autosomal dominant Alzheimer's diseaseGiudicessi | Koops, PhD | Baena | Alvarez | Vidal | Martinez | Gonzalez | Tristão-Pereira | Malotaux | He | Aguillon | Jacobs | Cronin-Golomb | QuirozGiudicessi, Averi
05Concordance between amyloid PET and biomarkers of Alzheimer’s disease in plasma and cerebrospinal fluid in cognitively unimpaired individualsBermudez | Fought | Hofrenning | Lowe | Petersen | Vemuri | Jack, Jr. | Algeciral-Schimnich | Bornhorst | Graff-RadfordBermudez, Camilo
06Comparing performance of different amyloid PET markers of spatial extent in their ability to predict future amyloid conversionHonhar | Farrell | Properzi | Thibault | Schultz | Becker | Fu | Sperling | Price | JohnsonHonhar, Praveen
07Elevated ptau217 is more strongly associated with tau accumulation and cognitive decline in younger adultsCoughlan | Townsend | Li | Seto | Birkenbihl | Cody | Klinger | Healy | Farrell | Thibault | Rissman | Properzi | Schultz | Chhatwal | Yang | Donohue | Betthauser | Johnson | Johnson | Sperling | BuckleyCuppels, Madison
08Quantitative relationship between Lumipulse G measures of pTau217 in plasma and in brainVandenberghe | Tomé | De Meyer | Goossens | Lambrechts | Poesen | Vanbrabant | Vanmechelen | ThalThal, Dietmar
09Distinct mechanisms underlying APOE-ε4 and sex effects on medial temporal tau pathology: A neuropathology studySalvadó | Groot | Wisse | Vogel | Beach | Serrano | Reiman | Schneider | Bennett | Ossenkoppele | HanssonSalvadó, Gemma
10Harmonizing amyloid PET tracers at the regional level: evaluation of regional centiloid equationsSilvestri | Chaggar | Gobbi | Aldea | Klein | ToniettoTonietto, Matteo
11A case series of lecanemab treatment response in patients across the clinical phenotypic spectrum of ADCorriveau-Lecavalier | Machulda | Fields | Boots | Whitwell | Day | Aduen | Frank | Kremers | Ramanan | Graff-Radford | Lowe | Boeve | Knopman | Petersen | Jack | Stricker | JonesCorriveau-Lecavalier, Nick
12Validation of a pseudo-reference region for [11C]-ER176 in healthy volunteers and Alzheimer’s disease patientsFinn | Zanotti-Fregonara | Yu | Masdeu | PascualFinn, Quentin
13β-amyloid PET signal reduction is higher in regions with ARIA-E due to anti-amyloid therapyFinn | Pascual | Toledo | Schulz | MasdeuFinn, Quentin
14Lifetime and 10-year absolute risk of cognitive impairment associated with amyloid PET severity: a retrospective, longitudinal cohort studyHu | Therneau | Wiste | Knopman | Vemuri | Graff-Radford | Lowe | Vassilaki | Cogswell | Schwarz | Algeciras-Schimnich | Petersen | Jack Jr.Hu, Mingzhao
15Trajectory of neurodegeneration and brain aging in relation to amyloid timing and durationZhang | Robb | Erus | Castellano | Cui | Cody | Harrison | Engelman | Albert | Resnick | Sperling | Bilgel | Vardarajan | Mayeux | Risacher | Arfanakis | Tosun | Habes | Wang | Toga | Thompson | Kukull | Biber | Landman | Bendlin | Johnson | Schneider | Barnes | Bennett | Saykin | De Jager | Menon | Harrison | Mormino | Cuccaro | Davatzikos | Betthauser | Archer | Hohman | Dumitrescu | KoranZhang, Mengna
16Associations between tau pathology and cortical microstructure are modulated by amyloid burden independent of cortical atrophy in cognitively unimpaired older adultsVogt | Koops | Schultz | Properzi | Salat | Pascual-Leone | Huang | Buckley | Rentz | Johnson | Sperling | JacobsVogt, Nicholas
17Predicting tau PET burden using brain-derived plasma p-tau measures in the British 1946 birth cohortSchott | Coath | Wiltshire | Brown | Cash | Whittington | Heslegrave | Zetterberg | KeshavanSchott, Jonathan
18Association of combined cardiovascular risk factors and treatments with longitudinal amyloid and tau PET in cognitively normal older adultsOurry | Thériault-Dubé | Breitner | Poirier | VilleneuveOurry, Valentin
19Amyloid-pet substantiates clinical decision-making in real-life clinical settings in BrazilSchaffer Aguzzoli | Flach | Alves Da Silva | C.L Ferreira | Povala | Ferrari-Souza | Bieger | Teixeira Leffa | Bellaver | Guevara Werlang | Teribele Venturin | Wetters Portuguez | Possa Marroni | Irigoyen da Costa | Bernardi Soder | Sebastião Matushita | Juarez Amorim | Pasquotto Souza | Dario Ramos | Leite | Hygino | Amorim Nogueira | Sturzeneker Tres | Okada de Oliveira | Moriguchi Jeckel | Cortes Domingues | Mosci | Rosado de Castro | Buchpiguel | Paiva Proença Lobo Lopes | Carvalho Campos Neto | Figueiredo Balthazar | Tovar Moll | Martins Novaes Coutinho | Pascoal | Zimmer | Schilling | Costa da CostaSchaffer Aguzzoli, Cristiano
20Neuropathological validation of Tau-PET CenTauR units: Preliminary data from a multicenter studyIaccarino | Chiotis | Grinberg | Kotari | La Joie | Leuzy | Lowe | Lu | Moscoso | Nguyen | Schwarz | Seeley | Jack | Rabinovici | ShcherbininLa Joie, Renaud
21Molecular evaluation of a tau-PET analog and pathological TAR DNA-binding protein 43 docking in a cellular model of frontotemporal lobar degenerationGatto | Weissmann | Salinas Castellanos | Montes | Uruk | Youssef | Reichard | JosephsGatto, Rodolfo G.
22Anterior cingulate sulcal pattern is associated with successful cognitive agingMaboudian | Kellerman | Willbrand | Pezzoli | Weiner | JagustMaboudian, Samira
23Microstructural white matter injury mediates the association between vascular risk and plasma biomarkers: Preliminary findings from the Diverse VCID studyLee | Sapkota | Rajan | Jin | Hinman | Johnson | Harvey | Maillard | Fornage | DeCarliLee, Seunghoon
24VeraBIND Tau: a novel plasma assay reflecting tau aggregation increases over time in individuals with positive tau-PET signalHanseeuw | Quenon | Bayart | Salman | Pak | Shamsundar | Soldo | IqbalHanseeuw, Bernard
25Amyloid PET quantitation using skewness: Autopsy validation and test–retest performanceTunali | Iaccarino | Wang | Kennedy | Lu | ShcherbininTunali, Ilke
26Stratifying preclinical Alzheimer’s disease by hippocampal volume to detect concomitant LATEMundada | Lyu | Sadeghpour | Brown | McGrew | Yushkevich | Das | WolkMundada, Nidhi
27Differential sensitivity of [¹⁸F]MK6240 and [¹⁸F]FTP to measure tau before and after anti-amyloid therapyDeng | Finn | Pando | Matutue | Lussier | Fortea | Tudorascu | Soleimani-Meigooni | Lowe | Oh | Gordon | Rosa-Neto | Baker | Pascoal | Masdeu | PascualDeng, Han
28Development of a highly sensitive and automated immunoassay for Brain-Derived pTau-217: Analytical performance in human plasma samplesMa | Wang | Danthanarayana | Kim | Ji | Jhaveri | Zhang | Qiu | Mudumba | LuoMa, Xiao-Jun
29Network-based mechanistic modeling of Alzheimer's disease for evaluating diverse therapeutic mechanisms of actionWooten | Stage | Mazer | Townsend | Comley | GuoWooten, Dustin
30Neuroimaging compendium of microglia, amyloid, tau, and neurodegeneration across clinical variants of Alzheimer's diseaseHoulihan | Guzman | Smith | Sanchez | Kreisl | Cosentino | Noble | LaoHoulihan, Hannah
31Predictors of longitudinal atrophy across NIA-AA biological PET stagesFonseca | Maboudian | Chao | Jagust | HarrisonFonseca, Corrina
32Effect of uptake time on [18F]-flutemetamol visual interpretation and Centiloid quantificationBollack | Buckley | Schwarz | Battle | Smith | Stromrud | Hansson | Palmqvist | Matttsson-Carlgren | La Joie | FarrarBollack, Ariane
33Episodic memory decline and tau biomarkers progress earlier along the amyloid timeline in Down syndrome compared to neurotypical adultsZammit | Bruzzone | Morse | Batchelar | Bettcher | McLachlan | McVea | Carey | Tudorascu | Hartley | Clark | Ances | Caldwell | Johnson | Handen | Head | Mapstone | Christian | Investigators | BetthauserZammit, Matt
34Relationship between p-tau217 and PET in preclinical AD: The moderating effect of white matter hyperintensityMoon | ChenMoon, Hasom
35Systemic inflammation–tau interaction: Insights from CRP modulation of p-tau217 association with tau PET positivityMonto | Boots | Zeng | Farinas | Sehrawat | Saeed | Cohen | Reis | Lopez | Snitz | KarikariMonto, Abdul Razak
36Examining elevated choroid plexus binding of tau PET tracers in aging and Alzheimer’s diseaseMarin | Wales | Ruais | Richard | HeddenMarin, Anna
37The influence of β-amyloid on neuroinflammatory 11C-ER176 uptake in progressive apraxia of speechSatoh | Utianski | Duffy | Clark | Botha | Lowe | Josephs | WhitwellSatoh, Ryota
38Subtracting first principal component may improve detectability of subtle 4R tau signals in 18F flortaucipir tau PET imagingSatoh | Ali | Clark | Dickson | Lowe | Josephs | WhitwellSatoh, Ryota
39OMG: a proteomic determinant of neurodegenerative resiliencyDuggan | Oh | Frank | Gomez | Zweibaum | Cui | Chen | Surapaneni | Blew | Dark | Joynes | Kandala | Bilgel | Farinas | Erus | Tian | Candia | Pucha | Landman | Dumitrescu | Hohman | Lewis | Moghekar | Siavoshi | Ali | Liu | Xu | Western | Kaneko | Kato | Furuichi | Shibayama | Katsuno | Nishita | Otsuka | Gottesman | Dammer | Seyfried | Levey | Johnson | Mormino | Wagner | Poston | Kapogiannis | Grams | Bhargava | Waga | Davatzikos | Resnick | Ferrucci | Bennett | Cruchaga | Wyss-Coray | Kivimäki | Coresh | WalkerDuggan, Michael
40Frequency and consequences of extreme PET based pathological profiles in preclinical Alzheimer’s diseaseMedina Guerra | Cody | Young | Sheng | Sokolowski | Younes | Trelle | Tosun | Hohman | MorminoMedina Guerra, Lucah
41Periventricular diffusivity moderates the relationship between astrocyte reactivity and amyloid deposition in non-demented older adultsChen | Wu | Yang | Gogola | Luo | Villemagne | Laymon | Lopresti | Cohen | Ikonomovic | Snitz | Wilckens | Lopez | Tudorascu | Aizenstein | MinhasChen, Chang-Le
42Disentangling the effects of age and Alzheimer's disease pathology on longitudinal atrophy in cognitively normal older adultsHaque | Fonseca | Maboudian | La Joie | JagustHaque, Miraal
43Stronger amyloid–tau coupling explains faster tau progression in early-onset Alzheimer’s diseaseFranzmeier | Frontzkowski | Steward | Klonowski | Dewenter | Hirsch | Biel | Zhu | Gnörich | Höglinger | Brendel | Roemer-CassianoFranzmeier, Nicolai
44Harmonization methods to mitigate batch effects in blood biomarker analysisZhang | Lukasewicz Ferreira | Minhas | Pascoal | Zeng | Karikari | Cohen | TudorascuZhang, Vivian
45IGFR1, but not BDNF, acts as a suppressive neuroprotective factor between astrogliosis and visuospatial function among non-demented individualsRamirez Tirado | Cohen | Lopresti | Ikonomovic | Gogola | Matan | Zeng | Karikari | Lopez | Shaaban | VillemagneCohen, Ann D
46The relation of psychosocial coping mechanisms to ATN pathophysiology differ across demographicsSchatz | Snitz | Roush | Lopresti | Villemagne | Lopez | Williams | CohenCohen, Ann
47Evaluation of the Clinical IMpact of Blood-Based Biomarker Assays on dementia specialists' decision-making (CIMBBBA): Preliminary report from a real-world dementia subspecialty clinic studyEldaief | Krahn | Murdock | Rezaii | Chan | Arnold | Avetisyan | Ramirez Gomez | Gale | McGinnis | DickersonEldaief, Mark
48Dynamic interplay of vascular injury and inflammation on Alzheimer’s disease pathophysiologyRusdi | Kang | Yin | Gibson | Rahmouni | Benedet | Zetterberg | Blennow | Karikari | Ashton | Black | Rosa-Neto | Goubran | OttoyOttoy, Julie
POSTER SESSIONS: 2A - Tuesday, January 13 - 09:50 - 10:50 am; 2B - Tuesday, January 13, 3:40 - 4:40 pm
Board #TitleAuthorsPresenter
49CSF oligodendrocyte biomarkers are associated with amyloid burden in Alzheimer’s diseaseSantos Machado | De Bastiani | Lebrun | Povala | Pola | Vizlin-Hodzic | Rosa-Neto | Zimmer | Blennow | Zetterberg | Benedet | AshtonSantos Machado, Luiza
50Associations between systolic blood pressure and amyloid burden on cross-sectional inferior temporal tau across mid- to late-lifeYau | Scott | Palmgren | Coughlan | Kirn | Properzi | Schultz | Ghosh | Buckley | Amariglio | Rentz | Johnson | Sperling | Beiser | Seshadri | ChhatwalYau, Wai-Ying Wendy
51Associations of ER176 TSPO PET with blood-based AD and neuroinflammation biomarkersCogswell | Lundt | Ou | Algeciras-Schimnich | Zekeridou | Lim | Graff-Radford | Schwarz | Vemuri | Petersen | Jack Jr | LoweCogswell, Petrice
52Evaluation of [18F]MK6240 test-retest reproducibility for different processing pipelinesTiss | Thibault | Fu | Becker | Price | JohnsonTiss, Amal
53Temporal dynamics of tau PET subtypes and its association with heterogeneous neurodegeneration in Alzheimer’s diseaseKwon | Song | Lee | SeongKwon, Tae Youn
54A-T-N-C generative model for predicting and simulating patient-tailored cognitive decline trajectories in Alzheimer’s diseaseLee | Song | Kwon | Lee | SeongKwon, Tae Youn
55High-resolution ex-vivo MRI reveals layer-specific atrophy of hippocampal subregions to earliest tau pathologySalman | Tomé | Joudiou | Thal | Annettesdotter | Khandelwal | Yushkevich | Gallez | Wisse | HanseeuwSalman, Yasmine
56Blood volume influences the association between baseline plasma biomarker values and amyloid PET outcomes over timeBurns | Gogola | Zeng | Karikari | Jacobs | Lopresti | OsorioBurns, Kelsey
57Visual interpretation methods for tau-PET imaging with Flortaucipir and MK-6240: Insights from the HEAD studyRuppert | Vermeiren | Scop Medeiros | Povala | Rocha | Soares | Ferreira | Amaral | Bauer-Negrini | Lussier | Scarpatto Rodrigues | Oliveira Jr. | Mroue | Bellaver | Moscoso | Ossenkoppele | van de Giessen | Masdeu | Tudorascu | Soleimani-Meigooni | Fortea | Lowe | Oh | Pascual | Gordon | Rosa-Neto | Baker | PascoalPascoal, Tharick
58Associations between TSPO PET and CSF and blood-based biomarkersSmith | Guzman | Houlihan | Sanchez | Kreisl | Talmasov | De Jager | Herman | Simoes | Small | LaoSmith, Anna
59Regional white matter injury modifies the association between ß-amyloid and cognitionRoyse | Reese | Snitz | Hengenius | Crane | Mukherjee | Choi | Willie-Permor | Felix | Huppert | Roush | Cisneros | Potopenko | Lopresti | Cohen | ShaabanRoyse, Sarah
60Sex differences in neuroinflammation, amyloid, tau, and neurodegenerationGuzman | Smith | Houlihan | Sanchez | Akinci | Luchsinger | LaoGuzman, Diana
61Evaluation of the tau PET ligand [18F]florzolotau in frontotemporal dementiaClarke | Whittington | Sholaja | Hield | Huiban | van den Berg | Margolin | Rowe | Rohrer | Salinas | RabinerWhittington, Alex
62Intersections of gender/sex and neighborhood deprivation on cognition: Are there mediation effects of Alzheimer's disease biomarkers?Reese | Royse | Snitz | Crane | Mukherjee | Choi | Hengenius | Huppert | Roush | Cisneros | Lopresti | Rameriz Tirado | Willie-Permor | Felix | Cohen | ShaabanReese, Alexandria
63Disentangling cognitive severity and phenotype across dementia syndromesSmith | Coyle-Gilchrist | Murley | Rouse | Stockton | Naessens | Savulich | Wiggins | Malpetti | Bowns | Perquin | Lanskey | Karadag | Kocagoncu | Quinn | Pitt | Alcock | O'Brien | Rittman | Rowe | Lambon-RalphSmith, Viktorija
64Standardized indices of tau burden using the CenTauR universal scale predict distinct cognitive trajectories across Alzheimer’s disease biological stagesLopresti | DelBene | Leuzy | Gogola | Harrison | Landau | Jagust | VillemagneLopresti, Brian
65SPARE-SVD: An integrated machine-learning metric for cerebral small vessel disease within the ATN(V) frameworkDong | Zhang | Zeng | Wang | Wang | Toledo | Gonzales | Charisis | Rashid | Seshadri | Crane | Archer | Jefferson | Hohman | HabesDong, Mengjin
66Risk factors and AD prevention: a multivariate and multimodal studyFajardo Valdez | Qiu | Ourry | Yakoub | Villeneuve | Research GroupFajardo Valdez, Alfonso
67MK6240 and Tauvid positivity, cognitive decline, and their relationship to Aβ PET deposition across the Alzheimer’s spectrumBellaver | Povala | Lussier | Amaral | Bauer-Negrini | Ferreira | Jagust | Masdeu | Fortea | Tudorascu | Soleimani-Meigooni | Lowe | Oh | Pascual | Gordon | Rosa-Neto | Baker | PascoalBellaver, Bruna
68Differential tau-PET load predominance along shared progression trajectories determines clinical variability in Alzheimer’s diseaseMroué | Povala | Bellaver | Lukasewicz Ferreira | Bauer-Negrini | Lussier | Amaral | Scop Medeiros | Ruppert | Silva da Rocha | Scarpatto Rodrigues | Silva Oliveira | Soares Katz | Teixeira Leffa | Saha | Masdeu | Soleimani-Meigooni | Fortea | Lowe | Oh | Pascual | Gordon | Rosa-Neto | Baker | PascoalPovala, Guilherme
69Head-to-head comparison of tau PET tracers across the Alzheimer’s disease spectrum: baseline results from the HEAD studyPovala | Bellaver | Lussier | Amaral | Bauer-Negrini | Ferreira | Jagust | Masdeu | Fortea | Tudorascu | Soleimani-Meigooni | Lowe | Oh | Pascual | Gordon | Rosa-Neto | Baker | PascoalPovala, Guilherme
70Comparison of Sampled Iterative Local Approximation (SILA) implemented in R and MATLABBruzzone | Coath | Navaratna | Carey | Morse | Bilgel | BetthauserBruzzone, Hailey
71Agreement between amyloid status prediction from visual read, SUVR thresholding, and AI-based interpretation of amyloid PETPeraza | Joules | Mohs | Beauregard | Dwyer | Hughes | WolzWolz, Robin
72CenTauR thresholds generated using Gaussian Mixture Models for biological staging of amyloid positive ADNI participantsDelBene | Villemagne | Gogola | Leuzy | Harrison | Landau | Jagust | LoprestiDelBene, Alexander
73Progression to tau-PET positivity by plasma P-tau217 levels and its association with clinical decline in preclinical Alzheimer’s disease: data from A4 studyKim | Kotari | Morris | Shcherbinin | Yaari | Holdridge | Sims | Ossenkoppele | Collins | Hansson | LuKim, Min Jung
74Neuroimaging correlates of lonelinessSanchez | Guzman | Smith | Houlihan | Stern | Bockting | LaoSanchez, Thairi
75Age-dependent associations between salivary inflammatory cytokines and amyloid-beta in cognitively unimpaired older adultsParker | Tang | Taylor | Bock | Meza | Tuteja | Avila | Chang | Simmons | Bamford | Yi | Mcmillan | Kim | Thomas | Adams | YassaParker, Dana
76Tau accumulation drives worsening depressive symptoms in cognitively normal older adultsMarkova | BerryMarkova, Teodora
77Dorsal raphe nucleus and locus coeruleus differentially relate to depressive symptoms in cognitively normal older adultsMarkova | Chen | Carlson | Cao | Ciampa | Marcus | Adornato | Matulonis | Morin | Hooker | BerryMarkova, Teodora
78Evaluating occipital-to-global amyloid PET as a predictor of CAA at autopsy in Mayo Clinic cohortsSchwarz | Hu | Cogswell | Graff-Radford | Vemuri | Przybelski | Wiste | Nguyen | Reichard | Dickson | Lowe | Ramanan | Knopman | Petersen | JackSchwarz, Christopher
79SCAN: Standardized Centralized Alzheimer’s and related dementias NeuroimagingSchwarz | Harrison | DeCarli | Kantarci | Baker | La Joie | Maillard | Rabinovici | Toga | Jack | JagustSchwarz, Christopher
80Differential contributions of amyloid spatial extent and tau burden to domain-specific cognitive decline in early Alzheimer’s diseaseSlade | Thibault | Thompson | Fanglu Fu | Price | Rentz | Sperling | Johnson | FarrellSlade, Elliott
81PET-measured amyloid accumulation rate modulates tau accumulation rate in individuals with Down syndromeBettcher | McLachlan | Zammit | McVea | Betthauser | Laymon | Tudorascu | Cohen | Price | Head | Mapstone | Lao | Johnson | Ances | Handen | ChristianBettcher, Brecca
82Elevated medial temporal lobe tau predicts cross-sectional association between neocortical tau and global amyloid burdenThibault | Reilhac-Laborde | Charil | Irizarry | JohnsonThibault, Emma G.
83Assessing the effect of amyloid status on the relationship between glucose metabolism and synaptic density in the aging populationMcLachlan | Bettcher | DiFilippo | LeMerise | McVea | Zammit | Langhough | Johnson | Bendlin | ChristianMcLachlan, Max
84Associations between p-tau217 and brain atrophy are amplified by Aβ burden and APOEε4Brown | Properzi | Cuppels | Birkenbihl | Coughlin | Seto | Townsend | Betthauser | Schultz | Chhatwal | Yang | Jacobs | Farrell | Johnson | Johnson | Li | Sperling | Hohman | Donohue | BuckleyBrown, Jane
85Early cortical thickness change in preclinical AD developmentSinclair | ChenSinclair, Stephanie
86Immuno-vascular crosstalk drives tau pathology preferentially in womenWood Alexander | Kang | Rusdi | Yin | Rahmouni | Wang | Benedet | Zetterberg | Blennow | Karikari | Ashton | Black | Goubran | Rabin | OttoyWood Alexander, Madeline
87Midlife physical activity attenuates the association of earlier menopause with tau pathology and cognitive declineWood Alexander | Cadwallader | Johnson | Casaletto | RabinWood Alexander, Madeline
88Improved tau PET signal detection with total-body PET compared to conventional PET: A preliminary studyYoung | Bayerlein | Bhattarai | DeCarli | Badawi | FanYoung, Christina
89Demographic associations with plasma biomarkers in the oldest-old: The LifeAfter90 StudyYoung | Colbeth | Gilsanz | Corrada | Rizvi | Zhou | di Lucente | DeCarli | Jin | WhitmerYoung, Christina
90Differential sensitivity of T1-MRI and FDG-PET for tracking neurodegeneration across progressive stages of tau pathology in Alzheimer’s diseaseVourkas | Karagianni | Moscoso | Zhang | Sanchez-Juan | Schöll | Grothe | Silva-RodríguezSilva-Rodríguez, Jesús
91SPARE-Tau, a machine-learning derived tau-PET index, correlates with Alzheimer's disease and related dementias biomarkersWang | Zeng | Toledo | Gonzales | Honnorat | Charisis | Dong | Ho | Rashid | Kutty | Salman | Vroman | Seshadri | HabesWang, David
92Assessing the generalizability of plasma p-tau217 cutpoints for amyloid-β detection across clinical and preclinical cohortsLiu | Zeng | Nafash | Sehrawat | Choity | Gu | Farinas | Bedison | Matan | Gogola | Huang | Sewell | McAuley | Hillman | Kramer | Burns | Kang | Vidoni | Nadkarni | Aizenstein | Kofler | Tudorascu | Shaaban | Lingler | Pascoal | Villemagne | Berman | Sweet | Snitz | Ikonomovic | Kamboh | Erickson | Cohen | Lopez | Deek | KarikariLiu, Tianshu
93Evaluating the transferability of dual cutpoints for plasma p-tau217 in detecting brain amyloid-β across diverse cohortsLiu | Zeng | Nafash | Sehrawat | Choity | Gu | Farinas | Bedison | Matan | Gogola | Huang | Sewell | McAuley | Hillman | Kramer | Burns | Kang | Vidoni | Nadkarni | Aizenstein | Kofler | Tudorascu | Shaaban | Lingler | Pascoal | Villemagne | Berman | Sweet | Snitz | Ikonomovic | Kamboh | Erickson | Cohen | Lopez | Deek | KarikariLiu, Tianshu
94Free-water interacts with amyloid positivity to predict regional tau pathology in both early and late Braak stagesSathe | Durant | Koran | Dumitrescu | Cody | Sokołowski | Kim | Mez | Saykin | Toga | Cuccaro | Tosun | Johnson | Barber | O'Bryant | Landman | Mormino | Hohman | ArcherSathe, Aditi
95Integration of data-driven biomarker discovery with established Alzheimer’s disease biomarkers in an African American cohortKuchenbecker | Heckman | Nguyen | Casellas | Sotelo | Schwarz | Senjem | Jain | Lucas | Willis | Ertekin-Taner | Graff-Radford | Kantarci | Lowe | Lachner | Day | CarrasquilloKuchenbecker, Lindsey
96Early concordance between Aβ PET spatial extent and plasma %ptau217Farrell | Thibault | Yang | Price | Chhatwal | Coughlan | Buckley | Sperling | JohnsonFarrell, Michelle
POSTER SESSIONS: 3A - Wednesday, January 14, 10:35 - 11:35 am; 3B - Wednesday, January 14, 2:45 - 3:45 pm
Board #TitleAuthorsPresenter
97Longitudinal trajectories of plasma p-tau217 across multiple assays in relation to amyloid and tau PET and cognitionShekari | Tosun | Dage | Schindler | Shaw | Jagust | LandauShekari, Mahnaz
98The relation of psychosocial coping mechanisms to ATN pathophysiology differ across demographics.Schatz | Snitz | Roush | Lopresti | Villemagne | Lopez | Williams | CohenWilliams, Lilcelia A.
99Intermediate blood-based biomarker status clarified by PET and CSF in cognitively impaired individualsZiontz | Blazhenets | Lin | Landau | Shaw | Dage | Hammers | Eloyan | Koeppe | Carillo | Dickerson | Rabinovici | La JoieZiontz, Jacob
100Operationalizing clinical criteria for LATE using cognitive, MRI, and AD biomarker (biofluid or PET) dataCuppels | Birkenbihl | Schneider | Bennett | Brown | Seto | Coughlan | Li | Townsend | Properzi | James | Arfanakis | Sperling | Yang | Chhatwal | Amariglio | Hohman | Donohue | BuckleyCuppels, Madison
101CT-based processing is equivalent to MR-based processing for tau PET regional quantificationPovala | Bellaver | Amaral | Lussier | Ferreira | Bauer-Negrini | Tudorascu | Masdeu | Fortea | Soleimani-Meigooni | Lowe | Oh | Pascual | Gordon | Rosa-Neto | Baker | PascoalPovala, Guilherme
102A pilot study on the association of plasma proteins with neuroimaging biomarkers of Alzheimer’s disease in African AmericansArowolo | Kuchenbecker | Heckman | Nguyen | Casellas | Sotelo | Schwarz | Senjem | Jain | Lucas | Willis | Ertekin-Taner | Graff-Radford | Kantarci | Lowe | Lachner | Day | CarrasquilloArowolo, Olatunbosun
103Amyloid-PET and white matter hyperintensities but not military service duration nor combat exposure are associated with neurodegeneration and cognitive impairment in older veteransRocha | Pasternak | Lesman Segev | Schwartz | Blazhenets | Maiti | Rosen Lang | Hantke | Livny-Ezer | Yaffe | Shaw | Weiner | Hills | Kritikos | Soleimani-Meigooni | Silbert | La Joie | GardnerRocha, Salma
104The influence of cardiovascular risk on white matter integrity along the Alzheimer’s disease trajectory: Early impact in preclinical stagesEdison | ArnoldEdison, Paul
105Longitudinal tau PET progression follows language network spread in primary progressive aphasiaMartersteck | RogalskiMartersteck, Adam
106The adjusted Centiloid: Improving reliability by correcting for white matter uptake variabilityReilhac | Irizarry | Reyderman | CharilReilhac, Anthonin
107Perivascular spaces: Predictors of longitudinal amyloid, tau, cerebrovascular biomarkers?Low | Gunter | Hu | Raghavan | Przybelski | Schwarz | Kantarci | Lowe | Graff-Radford | Petersen | Jack | VemuriLow, Audrey
108Longitudinal evaluation of neuroinflammation using 11C-ER176 TSPO PETLim | Cogswell | Min | Lee | Brunn | Kandimalla | Jacobson | Nycklemoe | Lee | Lundt | Botha | Graff-Radford | Jones | Vemuri | Kantarci | Jack | Petersen | LoweLim, Seokbeen
109Comparison of meningeal signal between [¹⁸F]AV-1451 and [¹⁸F]MK-6240 tau PET using a distance-based meningeal maskLim | Gunter | Baker | Tissot | Brunn | Soleimani-Meigooni | Oh | Fortea | Pascual | Gordon | Rosa-Neto | Pascoal | Klunk | Jagust | Senjem | Botha | Knopman | McCarter | Ramanan | Graff-Radford | Schwarz | Kantarci | Boeve | Vemuri | Jones | Jack | Petersen | LoweLim, Seokbeen
110Effects of regional tau accumulation on visual discrimination of novel objects in clinically unimpaired older adultsKapadia | Medina Guerra | Sai | Bonnen | Wagner | Mormino | TrelleKapadia, Dhruv
111Key quantitative benchmarks with CenTauR in cross-sectional and longitudinal large datasetsDore | Bourgeat | Betthauser | Feizpour | Moscoso | Leuzy | Fripp | Johnson | Rowe | VillemagneVillemagne, Victor
112Astrocytic reactivity is related to synchronization of regional amyloid-beta depositionAdams | Parker | Taylor | Tang | Meza | Tuteja | Avila | Chang | Simmons | Malhas | Kim | McMillan | Mapstone | YassaAdams, Jenna
113Synergistic effects of amyloid-beta and hyperexcitability on tau pathology and cognitive declineVanderlip | AdamsAdams, Jenna
114Amyloid does not discriminate: a meta-analysis of sex differences in Centiloids from 35,468 participants across 33 cohortsBlazhenets | Pezzoli | Casaletto | Soleimani-Meigooni | Chiotis | Allen | Rabinovici | La Joie | Study GroupBlazhenets, Ganna
115Preliminary associations of plasma phosphorylated tau217 with regional tau deposition and accumulation in medial temporal and neocortical regionsPintucci | Thibault | Farrell | Yang | Chhatwal | Properzi | Becker | Price | Sperling | JohnsonPintucci, Eva
116Contrasting neuropathology- and tau PET-based Braak stage associations with dementia severity to clarify differences between radiologic and pathologic findingsEvelhoch | Bruzzone | Rocha | Asthana | Nirschl | Johnson | Schneider | Hyman | Pascoal | BetthauserEvelhoch, Jeffrey
117Novel pet tracer [11C]-CS1P1 uptake reflects decreased sphingosine-1-phosphate receptor 1 activity in vivo in Alzheimer’s disease and related dementiasTiemann Powles | Friedrichsen | Flores | Rajamanickam | Keefe | Simmons | Doering | McKay | Hoagey | Sabaredzovic | Ibanez | Morris | An | Brier | Tu | BenzingerTiemann Powles, Savannah
118Digital maze test reveals features related to cortical tau in cognitively normal Aβ+ older adultsRobinson | Fu | Amariglio | Sperling | Johnson | Davis | Penney | RentzRobinson, Talia
119Associations of regional neuroinflammation by ER176 PET SUVR with cognitive scoresJacobson | Lim | Lundt | Nycklemoe | Min | Botha | Graff-Radford | Jones | Vemuri | Kantarci | Knopman | Jack | Petersen | LoweJacobson, David
120Cluster-based metric of early tau-PET aggregation is associated with plasma p-tau217 in cognitively unimpaired older adults with subthreshold amyloid-betaVarghese | Brock | Taylor | Thomas | Yassa | AdamsVarghese, Leah
121Sex differences in regional Aβ burden are associated with decreased cingulum integrity uniquely in older cognitively unimpaired womenYi | Parker | Tang | Taylor | Tuteja | Meza | Avila | Chang | Simmons | Bamford | McMillan | Kim | Thomas | Adams | YassaYi, Emily
122Cerebral vessel morphology is associated with white matter lesions burdenHuang | Li | Rocha | Stetten | Yang | Ibrahim | Wu | AizensteinHuang, Yuanzhe
123Early ventral temporal tau burden marks functional vulnerability in agingSheng | Trelle | Sai | Young | Romero | Park | Vossler | Younes | Davidzon | Wagner | MorminoSheng, Jintao
124Alignment of antemortem images to postmortem fixed hemibrains using standard neuroimaging toolsCoath | Staruck | Carey | de Chavez | Karas | Abrahamson | Asthana | Johnson | Ikonomovic | Nirschl | BetthauserCoath, William
125Towards a harmonized amyloid clock: centralized image processing and temporal modeling with multiple cohorts and tracersCoath | Bruzzone | Morse | Navaratna | Hammond | Staruck | Nowinski | Palmer | Kelley | Schwartz | Carey | BetthauserCoath, William
126Cluster-based MK-6240 PET detects early neocortical temporal tau spreadThompson | Becker | Fanglu Fu | Farrell | Thibault | Slade | Sperling | Price | JohnsonThompson, Jackson
127Gaussian smoothing and partial volume correction modify relationships of tau burden with biological variables in longitudinal multi-site studies of 18F-Flortaucipir PETLuo | Laymon | Baker | Cohen | Villemagne | Lopresti | Aizenstein | Tudorascu | MinhasLuo, Weiquan
128No detectable association between BDNF Val66Met and hippocampal volume or regional tau PET in ADNI after propensity score matching and ComBat harmonizationHan | Minhas | Laymon | Villemagne | TudorascuHan, Yushui
129Centiloid and SUVR amyloid harmonization techniques comparisons for head-to-head unequally spaced dataHan | Lopresti | Bourgea | Laymon | Villemagne | Tafti | Minhas | TudorascuHan, Yushui
130Plasma amyloid beta 42/40 modifies the associations between MRI biomarkers and subsequent cognitive impairment: a neuroimaging-wide longitudinal study in the BLSADuran | Bilgel | An | Kandala | Davatzikos | Landman | Erus | Ferrucci | Moghekar | Walker | ResnickDuran, Tugce
131High-resolution NAV template using the Siemens Biograph VisionBourgeat | Rowe | Paranawithana | Feizpour | Huang | Villemagne | Fripp | DoreRowe, Christopher
132Higher clinical throughput quantitative amyloid-β PET using abbreviated acquisition windowsParanawithana | Gillman | Bourgeat | Fripp | Villemagne | O’Keefe | Huang | Benzinger | LaMontagne | Morris | Doré | RoweRowe, Christopher C.
133Tracer-specific effects of hormone replacement therapy on age-related tau accumulationTissot | Shi | Tsai | Maboudian | Fonseca | Rahmouni | Lussier | Therriault | Trudel | Cassa Macedo | Stevenson | Bellaver | Ferreira | Povala | Gordon | Pascual | Lowe | Soleimani-Meigooni | Oh | Klunk | Rosa-Neto | Jagust | Buckley | Pascoal | BakerTissot, Cécile
134Cognitive and age-related differences in low-tau individuals assessed with [18F]FTP and [18F]MK6240Tissot | Shankar | Tsai | Rahmouni | Lussier | Therriault | Trudel | Cassa Macedo | Stevenson | Bellaver | Ferreira | Povala | Gordon | Pascual | Lowe | Soleimani-Meigooni | Oh | Klunk | Rosa-Neto | Jagust | Landau | Pascoal | BakerTissot, Cécile
135Integration of network analysis of the plasma proteome with Alzheimer's disease neuroimaging outcomes in an African American cohortHurst | Kuchenbecker | Heckman | Nguyen | Casellas | Sotelo | Shwarz | Senjem | Jain | Lucas | Willis | Ertekin-Taner | Graff-Radford | Kantarci | Lowe | Lachner | Day | CarrasquilloHurst, Cheyenne
137MK6240 and Flortaucipir Braak staging agreement in a head-to-head cohortRocha | Soares | Ruppert | Medeiros | Bellaver | Povala | Ferreira | Bauer-Negrini | Lussier | Tudorascu | Masdeu | Soleimani-Meigooni | Fortea | Lowe | Oh | Pascual | Gordon | Rosa-Neto | Baker | PascoalPascoal, Tharick
138Comparing neuropathologic and tau-PET Braak staging across clinical progression using MK6240 and flortaucipirRocha | Bruzzone | Ruppert | Medeiros | Soares | Bellaver | Povala | Ferreira | Lussier | Masdeu | Soleimani-Meigooni | Fortea | Lowe | Oh | Pascual | Gordon | Rosa-Neto | Baker | Johnson | Evelhoch | Betthauser | PascoalPascoal, Tharick
139Predictors of data exclusion in MR-dependent imaging analyses of Alzheimer diseaseFlores | Scott | Lu | Su | Keefe | Smith | Hornbeck | McKay | Strain | Simmons | Dombrowski | Rizzo | Shimony | Bateman | Babulal | Landau | Jagust | Wolk | Lah | Gleason | Johnson | Roberson | Sperling | Johnson | Morris | Xiong | Gordon | BenzingerFlores, Shaney
140Brain network architecture shapes the pattern of tau-induced neuronal dysfunction in Alzheimer's disease, while tau load drives local damageFrontzkowski | Roemer-Cassiano | Gnörich | Dewenter | Steward | Zhu | Klonowski | Hirsch | Biel | Palleis | Höglinger | Brendel | FranzmeierFrontzkowski, Lukas
141Cortical thickness and female sex confer resilience to tau-related cognitive decline: A large multi-cohort studyMitchellMitchell, Stuart
142Structure-guided design of 18F-FD4—a PET tracer of α-synuclein fibrilsLiu | Li | Wang | Zuo | Tan | Bian | Fan | LiangQing, Liang
143NULISAseq CNS proteomic signatures of astrocytic reactivity in Alzheimer’s diseaseShi | Zeng | Balogun | Farinas | Lopresti | Gogola | Ikonomovic | Aizenstein | Villemagne | Cohen | KarikariShi, Ruyu
144High p-tau217 levels nullify the slower cognitive progression in younger older adultsShi | Choity | Brodman | Zeng | Deek | Gu | Farinas | Nafash | Bedison | Mercurio | Matan | Gogola | Kofler | Tudorascu | Nadkarni | Aizenstein | Shaaban | Lingler | Pascoal | Villemagne | Berman | Sweet | Snitz | Ikonomovic | Cohen | Kamboh | Lopez | KarikariShi, Ruyu