Accolades

Accolades from AAT-AD/PD 2020

Jerome Staal

@NeuroTransmitOz

``Well done to the organizers (and presenters) of #AATADPD 2020, rapidly switching this to an entirely virtual meeting. I look forward to go hearing about all the exciting work going on.``

Chrystalina Antoniades

@NeuroMetrology

``Great morning watching some of the #AATADPD @adpdnet virtual meeting. Made my pre-recording session of my talk very easy and the technical support team has been super!``

Dr Gemma Lace

@GemmaLace

``So exciting. Extraordinary science that you can pause, rewind & reflect on, as well as nip and make yourself a brew half way through a session.... Happy #AATADPD everyone!``

Fundación Pasqual Maragall

@fpmaragall

``Thank you @adpdnet for the quick adaptation to this new scenario. Our scientific director at BBRC, José Luis Molinuevo will give the presentation: Early changes in AD biomarkers show an interplay between tau metabolism, inflammation, synaptic damage and neurodegeneration``

Walter Koroshetz

``Congrats on putting on a spectacular virtual conference. I would be happy to join next year’s Congress as well.``

Kaushik

@babai1t8

``Thank you for organizing an excellent virtual platform in such short notice. I had high hopes for attending in person, but given the situation, you people made the best out of it! The session on the DIAN-TU trial was an eye-opener. ``

Katy Hole

@KatyHole

``Big thanks to the organisers for pushing forward with the virtual conference at such short notice. It’s been a very positive experience but hopefully I can actually make it to Barcelona next year!``

Avdjeugd

@avdjeugd

``Looking forward to the first ever all-virtual ADPD meeting, where cutting edge science will be shared virtually! My study on the effects of social isolation are coincidentally very relevant in these current circumstances``

Nico Franzmeier

@nfranzme

``Excited for todays start of #AATADPD, which will be held as an entirely virtual conference du to the corona outbreak. If you'd like to hear about our new findings on connectivity vs tau spreading in #Alzheimers, come see my talk on saturday!``

Melanie Tucker

@MelanieNeuro

``What a great solution to keep everyone safe from #covid19 while keeping the scientific momentum going.``

John Harrison

@johncpc

``Delighted to be part of the faculty for Sponsored Symposium 1 ‘Diagnosing Alzheimer’s disease: Overcoming the obstacles’ @adpdnet - I'll be discussing #cognitive differences between subtypes of #alzheimersdisease``

Po-Wah So

@powahso

``Thanks @adpdnet for the first virtual #AATADPD meeting, although still looking through the presentations, being able to go to all the parallel sessions with open mouth. Lessons learnt for next virtual conference: check audio and clean the monitor screen first``

Gene Kinney

@GGKinney

``Looking forward to the first ever all-virtual AD/PD meeting, where cutting edge science will be shared in a socially responsible venue!``

Anna Rosenberg

@_AnnaRosenberg

``Excited to attend the highly interesting @adpdnet #AATADPD virtual meeting starting today! For me it wouldn’t have been possible to participate otherwise! Maybe this is something to consider even in the post-corona era?``

David Berron

@david_berron

``Just recorded my talk on MTL functional connectivity in AD for the virtual #AATADPD next week. Although it’s been quite an awkward feeling to talk to a screen for 20 minutes, I’d like to take the chance to say how awesome it is that the conference goes entirely virtual!``

Dr Gemma Lace

@GemmaLace

``Half way through day 2 of #AATADPD and I have only just finished going through all the talks from day 1...... yes I absolutely did go through all the talks in each of the 4-5 streams!``

Heather Snyder, PhD

@HeatherAlz

``Thank you @adpdnet for convening this discussion on DIAN-TU trial results and including @alzassociation in this discussion!``

Stephen Pearson

@cogresearcher

``Virtual ADPD #AATADPD conference is very successful. Able to drop into high quality presentations during the day. Lots about biomarkers. Stunning presentation by @m_hornberger on spatial navigation as a potential marker in preclinical Alzheimer’s disease.``

Edward Wilson

@EdwardWilsonIII

``Just finished prerecording my lecture for #AATADPD @adpdnet, which will be entirely virtual for the first time. Disappointed about not traveling to Vienna but we made our own Sachertorte to celebrate while WFH! ``

Xenia Kobeleva

@dr_xenia

``Enjoying wonderful talks at my own pace (and at times in my pajamas) on Tau and its relation to brain structure and brain function from #AATADPD meeting 2020. I really hope that @adpdnet will have on-demand videos next year (besides a live event with its advantages). ``

Jerome Staal

@NeuroTransmitOz

``My first virtual meeting to attend and it’s easy to get around. Plus, more time to look at all the great posters! Well done everyone for your hard work. ``

Accolades from AD/PD 2019

Taylor W. Schmitz

Canada

``Another AD/PD has come and gone! I am motivated by new ideas and new technologies on the cutting edge toward advancing our understanding of these diseases. The presentations at AD/PD clarify the 'big picture' of the mechanisms of neurodegeneration by linking research across multiple levels of analysis - from molecules, to cells and cell systems, to brain and cognition. I was struck by the depth of insight, especially in the plenary talks, and the collaborative atmosphere. I am now planning projects with two researchers in Europe I probably would not have engaged were it not for this conference.``

Irena Rektorova

Czech Republic

``I have been regularly attending AD/PD since 2009 and I enjoy it tremendously. Although the conference grows bigger and bigger, there is still the same ``family`` environment which is great to be part of. AD/PD covers at least 2 gaps that are not covered by other conferences - it combines otherwise rather separate fields of yet the most prevalent neurodegenerative brain diseases that have a lot in common, and it covers both preclinical and clinical topics. I also like the conference format, where both senior faculty and junior researchers get the same time slot during the parallel sessions to cover their topic. This makes the sessions ``fresh`` and it gives young people a great opportunity to present in front of a bigger audience and discuss their work with the most experienced and knowledgeable people in the field.``

Peter J. Snyder

USA

``Thank you again for organizing and managing such a fantastic scientific conference. This year's AD/PD meeting was really of very high quality - in terms of scientific presentations - and it was well-run and the venue was excellent. I was delighted to be a part of the conference as a faculty member. We are clearly going through a very difficult time in our field, and the conference gave me some renewed hope that there are many potential scientific breakthroughs on the horizon.``

Randall J. Bateman

USA

``I enjoyed the meeting and found the discussion session of clinical trials that John Growdon and I moderated lively.``

Menahem Segal

Israel

``It was an excellent meeting indeed, one of the best. The organization, the scientific content and the warm and friendly atmosphere were superb. The attention to the small details and the high scientific standards, made this meeting a great success. Keep on with the good work!``

Philippe Smelty

France

``Thank you for this wonderful congress #ADPD2019 and for all the meetings and fruitful discussions around the ``CNS`` technologies and the @cnrsinnovation services for your industrial or research innovation projects.``

Claudio Cuello

Canada

``Congratulations for organizing an excellent and most stimulating AD/PD meeting. I enjoyed greatly the presentations, the majority of which were of high quality.``

Brit Mollenhauer

Germany

``Thank you for another incredibly interesting AD/PD conference. AD/PD is the most informative conference for any of my research decisions and I do appreciate to have heard more female and junior speakers this year!``

Beomseok Jeon

Republic of Korea

``I met many Korean participants, and they were very happy with the contents of the meeting.``

Eva-Maria and Eckhard Mandelkow

Germany

``Thank you for yet another fantastic meeting in this series. People were enthusiastic about the meeting, made many new contacts, and will surely try to return in the future!``

Zbigniew Wszolek

USA

``Congratulations! This was indeed a very successful Congress. Since some attendees knew I am on International Faculty/Organizer List, they share their comments with me. They were all very positive. They commented on good selection on venue, town, country, list of lectures, poster exposures, food, etc. In my mind, this was indeed very successful meeting.``

Orly Lazarov

USA

``Congratulations on another outstanding meeting. There was a balanced representation of leaders, senior and younger scientists in the field. Open-mindedly, the meeting covers all aspects of AD and PD research, permits and promotes discussions and debates. AD/PD has been the leading meeting in the field for the last 15 years. We look forward to AD/PD 2021!``

Suzie Harvey

UK

``It was a great meeting @adpdnet We'll be there next year! #ADPD2019``

Claudia G Almeida‏

Portugal

``Time to say goodbye! I was happily surprised with the huge number of interesting talks, poster and scientists. I will return #ADPD2019``

An Schreurs

Belgium

``Thanks for another great #ADPD2019!``

Kristophe Diaz

USA

``Thank you #ADPD2019 for a great meeting - it was great on all levels - location, organization, poster set-up, themes and academic / industry balance. I met my favorite Tau people and new ones... Looking forward to #ADPD2021``

Luc Buee‏

France

``Great people, great science, lots of networking and an excellent organization. #ADPD2019``

Brenda Moore

USA

``Thank you #ADPD2019 for allowing me to present my research and for organizing a great conference.``

Laura Jonkman‏

The Netherlands

``Great #ADPD2019 conference, learned lots of new things and lovely to meet new people.``

Timo Myöhänen

Finland

``Great meeting once again - tons of ideas to thing about and strong feeling that our research is in right tract!``

Vinoy Vijayan‏

Belgium

``A big thanks to the organizers and staff at Lisbon Congress center for an amazing #ADPD2019. Great science, great company, great weather.``

André M. Miranda

Portugal

``Great time at #ADPD2019 sharing our work, learning from others and hosting new friends.``

Nancy Ruiz‏

USA

``Great #ADPD2019 meeting! Awesome speakers and research.``

Marco A Maximo Prado‏

Canada

``This was a great #ADPD2019 meeting. As always impeccable organization.``

Brett Benedetti

USA

``Thanks to all of the @adpdnet organizers, speakers, and participants for a fantastic #ADPD2019!``

Henrietta Nielsen

Sweden

``Congratulations to a great conference. In my view probably the best AD/PD meeting so far, wonderful talks and very well-composed sessions.``

Jordi Clarimon

Spain

``It's been a GREAT experience with lots of good science @adpdnet in Lisbon. Catching up with colleagues and friends is just priceless #ADPD2019.``

Accolades from AD/PD 2017

Ling Li

USA

“Congratulations having organized another fantastic conference focusing on AD and PD. There is no doubt this is the BEST conference in the field! This time I also brought one of my graduate students to the conference and she was extremely excited about meeting many of the experts in the AD/PD research field and learning the new research discoveries made in the labs around the world.”

Irena Rektorová

Czech Republic

“It was a great event as always and I feel it gets even better and better every single year. I really enjoyed all aspects of it.”

Michal Novák

Slovak Republic

“AD/PD is at its best – CONGRATULATIONS!”

Ronald Petersen

USA

“I thought the ADPD meeting was terrific, better than ever. The dinner and entertainment were outstanding. The attendance at 3200 was very impressive and a true barometer of the importance of the meeting.”

John Trojanowski

USA

“The AD/PD meeting was wonderful”

Werner Poewe

Austria

“Congratulate you on the ADPD meeting in Vienna and the entire concept! I found the meeting one of the liveliest and most engaging that I have been to in my career… The premises were bustling with scientific enthusiasm and young people keen on knowledge, research and exchange ... Bringing the two disease areas together is clearly a brilliant move.”

Maria Carrillo

USA

“Congratulations on a great meeting. Looking forward to next year as well.”

Zbigniew Wszolek

USA

“Thank you very much for your invitation for AD/PD Congress in Vienna. The Congress as always was a great success! Lots of young people and lots of enthusiasm. It is indeed nice to see it!”

Nikos Robakis

USA

“I enjoyed the meeting, learned a lot and met old and dear friends. Thanks for organizing it. It has been very successful and is now recognized as the premier AD meeting.”

Sam Sisodia

USA

“The meeting was terrific.”

Virginia M-Y Lee

USA

“We also enjoyed the AD/PD meeting in Vienna. Everything was perfect - even the weather!”

Robert J Vassar

USA

“As always, I enjoyed AD/PD very much. In my opinion, it is the best AD meeting on the planet! You have struck a perfect balance of basic and clinical research. Congratulations on a superb meeting!”

Dennis Selkoe

USA

“The meeting was likewise terrific.”

Eva & Eckhard Mandelkow

Germany

“As always, the conference was fantastic in every respect, scientific content, novelty, organization, opportunities for interaction and networking, the conference site in the charming city of Vienna, and of course the friendly team from Kenes who chaperoned us. Congratulations to the entire team for making this happen!”

Donna Wilcock

USA

“…Congratulate you on another fantastic ADPD conference. It is clear from talking to my colleagues who attended for the first time this year that the conference was an enormous success. I can only imagine how much work is involved in putting together such a meeting, but you seem to excel every time.”

Joel Raskin

USA

“I thought the meeting was also excellent in that it seemed to go back to its roots in translational medicine; whether this was planned or a reflection of the dearth of promising late phase 3 trials, I don’t know, but it seems well received.”

Orly Lazarov

USA

“Thank you for another outstanding ADPD meeting! We look forward to the next one in 2019!”

Fred van Leeuwen

The Netherlands

“Congratulations with a very well organized AD/PD meeting!”

Virgil Muresan

USA

“The Vienna Meeting was indeed very exciting. Would like to thank you for organizing these excellent AD/PD meetings.”

Joanna Louisa Jankowsky

USA

”I have attended several times in the past and have always enjoyed this meeting – it seems to me just the right size and always brilliantly organized.”

John Hardy

UK

“This meeting had universally positive feedback. There were about 20 people from UCL and we had email exchanges and all said how much they had enjoyed it. No doubt the best.”

Agneta Nordberg

Sweden

“Many thanks for a fantastic conference and all great hospitality!”

Michael Ugryumov

Russia

“AD/PD Congress, the most prestigious meeting on neurodegenerative diseases. Congratulate you with an organization of a wonderful meeting.”

Berislav V. Zlokovic

USA

“Wanted to congratulate you one more time for organizing such a spectral and wonderful meeting that is so important for moving the field forward. Besides the outstanding science sessions, We had a great time enjoying social events.”

Julia TCW

USA

”It was my first attendance at AD/PD conference but was a wonderful opportunity for me to connect with so many great scientists. I have now started many collaboration, thanks to you.”

Accolades from AD/PD 2015

Frank M. LaFerla

USA

``Congratulations once again on a terrific meeting! This really is the best meeting in the field…``

John Growdon

USA

``I've been pleased to participate in 4 or 5 of the AD/PD meetings. I've seen the growth…go from 300 to now 3000 and more participants. It's a testament to the quality of the scientific advancements in this area.``

Jiawei Zhou

China

``I would like to congratulate you for organizing such fantastic meeting which offers wonderful opportunity to establish research network among scholars having similar interests. My friends and I enjoy the meeting very much and benefit from the exciting meeting.``

John Hardy

UK

``Great meeting... A real success.``

Zbigniew K. Wszolek

USA

``This was a wonderful Conference! The selection of topics was across the board. Lots of new information…I am looking forward to the next Conference.``

Hermona Soreq

Israel

``The feeling was that we were attending a most important event, which changes the way things will be done from now on. Indeed, a wonderful achievement.``

Fred Van Leuven

Belgium

``It's one of the better if not the best Alzheimer meeting in terms of basic science and combination with translation science that I particularly like...``

Jurgen Goetz

Australia

``I attend this conference because I think this is a nice mix of clinical and basics research so I am always learning… I think it's one of the best conferences.``

Victoria Bolotina

USA

``This is a truly fantastic conference, and I would like to be a part of this gathering next time, and the time after that, and for many more years to come…After my talk, a lot of people were stopping me in the hallways expressing their support and excitement for this new direction in PD field.``

Daniel Michaelson

Israel

``The recent AD/PD meeting in Nice was amazing both in its richness and in presenting new findings. The wide international participation in the meeting and high quality of the presentations made it a rewarding experience both to experts in the field and to students.``

David Small

Australia

``It was a great success and it now seems to be a smoothly oiled machine that gets better as time goes by…The conference was great and the hospitality and location as always were fantastic. ``

Maï Panchal

France

``We really appreciated the very high scientific quality of the AD/PD conference.``

Stephanie Rainey Smith

Australia

``This is a great conference and you get to hear all the latest developments in Alzheimer and Parkinson research and interact with world leading scientists and clinicians in the field.``

Peter J. Snyder

USA

``I truly enjoyed the conference – it was excellent. Very high quality.``

Enrique De Font-Reaulx

Mexico

``The level of assistance we have here is very high and this is the ideal forum to expose this kind of research… and also to increase our experience and knowledge about this disease. If you are interested in AD or PD, this is the place to be.``

Susan Hendricks

USA

``This is a great meeting for collaborating with other researchers, for seeing what research other people are doing in the same area…``

Irena Rektorova

Czech Republic

``The conference was excellent – I really enjoyed it so much as always! But this time much more optimistic news and promising progress!``

Tim Barkles

USA

``AD/PD has always been a very good conference focussing on Parkinson disease and I am doing Parkinson disease research and it's always a very good conference to have the most important topics of the field in one spot….``

Rivka Inzelberg

Israel

``It is by far the best meeting integrating AD and PD and even more. The high level is really impressive. Thanks again.``

Donna Wilcock

USA

``I learned so much, established new collaborations and have new projects in the works already… I look forward with eager anticipation to AD/PD 2017!``

Lesley McRae

USA

``Thank you again for organizing an excellent conference- we look forward to the next conference in 2017!``

Enchi Liu

USA

``For me the ADPD is unique because of the combination of data on pre-clinical and clinical studies and research.``

Frederic Checler

France

``I would like to congratulate you warmly for the great success of the ADPD in Nice.``

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