Aging & Cognition Conference

April 11-14 2023, Leuven, Belgium

The Aging & Cognition Conference stimulates research in the domain of cognitive aging and related research fields. The conference focusses on cognition and neuroscience in healthy aging. This year's keynote topics are: Aging and Socio-Emotional Processing, Multitasking, Cognitive Control, Everyday Cognition, and Optimizing Sensory and Motor Functioning.

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Last Minute Poster Call

Abstract Format and Review

Abstracts should not exceed the 2000 character limit. All submissions will be reviewed by the scientific program committee and external reviewers. Notification about abstract acceptance will be sent out before April 4th.


Poster Presentation

The main type of contribution will be a conference poster and we require one author of a poster to attend the entire respective poster session. The poster size is A0 portrait format: height 118,9 cm (46,8 inches), width 84,1 cm (33.1 inches).


Submission Process

Submission requires you to register to Microsoft Forms.
Abstract text is limited to 2000 characters (approx. 300 words). The exact limit on submissions is in characters (including spaces). All abstracts must contain 4 core elements: 1) background and aim, 2) methods, 3) results, 4) conclusions.











Practical Information

Locations

Couvreurzaal
(Reception)

Jubileumzaal
(Poster Sessions & Breaks)

Grote Aula
(Keynotes + Plenary Sessions)

't Oud Gasthuys
(Social Evening)











Registration Rates

Early Bird

Standard
(after February 18, 2023)

Regular member
(EUCAS)

€320

€370

Regular non-member

€420

€470

Student member
(EUCAS)

€190*

€240

Student non-member

€260

€310



* young scientists can apply for a EUCAS conference fee waiver (see submission form)















Key Dates

Deadline Registration Early Bird: February 18th 2023


Deadline Last Minute Poster Call: March 30th 2023












Key Topics and Keynote Speakers




Aging and Socio-Emotional Processing

Ulrich Mayr
University of Oregon

Multitasking

Karen Li
Concordia University

Cognitive Control

Eva Van den Bussche
KU Leuven

Everyday Cognition

Mike Martin
University of Zurich

Optimizing Sensory and Motor Functioning

Helen Henshaw
University of Nottingham















Program




Schedule, Keynote Abstracts and Plenary Topics














Local Organizing Committee

Ralf Krampe

Astrid van Wieringen

Nathan Van Humbeeck

Mira Van Wilderode






Contact the Organisers

For more information regarding the Aging & Cognition Conference 2023, please contact us at eucasconference2023@kuleuven.be