In line with our commitment to fostering knowledge exchange and collaborative learning, we are inviting proposals for symposia on dementia care and prevention. Selected symposia will be curated to ensure a comprehensive and diverse program that promotes interdisciplinary dialogue and enhances understanding of dementia care and prevention.
Symposium Submission Guidelines
Symposium Format
Each symposium session is structured to last 90 minutes. We recommend limiting the number of speakers to approximately five individuals per session to ensure a focused and engaging discussion. Each speaker will be allocated 15 minutes for their presentation, followed by a 3-minute period dedicated to addressing audience questions.
Symposium Proposal Requirements
To propose a symposium, please submit a detailed proposal that includes the following components:
Symposium Title: A clear and concise title reflecting the session’s focus.
Symposium Organizer: Include the organizer’ name, affiliation, email, and a brief biography highlighting their expertise relevant to the topic.
Speaker Suggestions: Include the proposed speaker's name, affiliation, email, and a brief biography highlighting their expertise relevant to the topic.
Presentation Topics: For each suggested speaker, provide a title and a brief abstract (maximum 150 words) summarizing the key points to be addressed.
Rationale: Explain why this symposium is important, its relevance to the conference themes, and what unique insights or advancements it will bring to light.
Submissions should align with the thematic and academic standards of the conference, contributing substantively to the ongoing discourse in the field. Please ensure that all parts of your proposal are complete and well-articulated to facilitate a thorough review by the conference committee.
Please find the template for submitting your symposium proposal available for download here.