1st Workshop on Research Definitions for Reserve and Resilience in Cognitive Aging & Dementia
September 9-10, 2019
Bethesda, Maryland, USA and online
PROGRAM
Definitions and Research Paradigms for Reserve, Resilience & Related Concepts
CHAIR: Gerd Kempermann, MD, DZNE
Six cross-disciplinary speakers (9:00-9:30)
Panel Discussion (9:30-9:50)
Audience Discussion (9:50-10:30)
CHAIR: Sylvie Belleville, PhD, University of Montreal
Six cross-disciplinary speakers (11:00-11:30)
Panel Discussion (11:30-11:50)
Audience Discussion (11:50-12:30)
Six cross-disciplinary speakers (1:30-2:00)
Panel Discussion (2:00-2:20)
Audience Discussion (2:20-3:00)
CHAIR: William Kremen, PhD, UCSD
Six cross-disciplinary speakers (3:30-4:00)
Panel Discussion (4:00-4:20)
Audience Discussion (4:20-5:00)
Michela Gallagher, PhD, Johns Hopkins University
William Jagust, MD, University of California, Berkeley
Richard Jones, ScD, Brown University
Lars Nyberg, PhD, Umea University
Emily Rogalski, PhD, Northwestern University
George Rebok, PhD, Johns Hopkins University
Jennifer Bizon, PhD, University of Florida
Denise Park, PhD, University of Texas at Dallas
Marcus Richards, PhD, University College London
Stuart Ritchie, PhD, King's College London
Lawrence Whalley, MD, University of Aberdeen
Kristine Walhovd, PhD, University of Oslo
David Bartrés-Faz, PhD, University of Barcelona
Changiz Geula, PhD, Northwestern University
Timothy Hohman, PhD, Vanderbilt University
Matt Huentelman, PhD, TGen-City of Hope
Catherine Kaczorowski, PhD, The Jackson Laboratory
Prashanthi Vemuri, PhD, Mayo Clinic
Emrah Düzel, MD, German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases
Thomas Montine, MD, PhD, Stanford University
Dan Mungas, PhD, University of California, Davis
Dorene Rentz, PsyD, Harvard Medical School
Lon White, MD, MPH Pacific Health Research and Education Institute
Robert Willis, PhD, University of Michigan
1. Is there consensus on some concepts discussed?
2. Are there any concepts that can be combined?
3. What conceptual issues remain to be resolved?
4. What studies are needed to help move the field forward and what type of pilot data would establish feasibility?
5. What types of data would be useful to share in the near term?
Session 2 (Blue): White Oak B
Session 3 (Purple): Forest Glen
Session 4 (Yellow): Salon F-H
The 1st workshop had a unique format where researchers from across the field of age-related cognitive studies had the opportunity to contribute to the formation of operational definitions and framework for future research. The workshop counted an audience of 285 researchers from across the globe.
1st Workshop Deliverables:
- Consensus driven operational definitions and framework for the concepts.
- Formation of workgroups that will address key programmatic issues for the research on the lines of the defined concepts.
Day I
Opening remarks (Executive committee) and Panel Discussions on the present heterogeneous definitions followed by peer-supported discussions with the audience.
Breakout groups
Day 2
- Readouts
- Planning for next year
VIDEOS
Review introduction, sessions, readouts and conclusion recordings below.
SLIDES
Review slide presentations here.
GALLERY
1st WORKSHOP VIDEO RECORDINGS
PRESENTERS/PANELISTS/CHAIRS
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Marilyn Albert, PhD
Carol Barnes, PhD
David Bartrés-Faz, PhD
Sylvie Belleville, PhD
Jennifer Bizon, PhD
Roberto Cabeza, PhD
Emrah Düzel, MD
Michela Gallagher, PhD
Changiz Geula, PhD
Timothy Hohman, PhD
Matt Huentelman, PhD
William Jagust, MD
Richard Jones, ScD
Catherine Kaczorowski, PhD
Gerd Kempermann, MD
William Kremen, PhD
Thomas Montine, PhD
Dan Mungas, PhD
Lars Nyberg, PhD
Denise Park, PhD
Alvaro Pascual-Leone, MD, PhD
Peter Rapp, PhD
George Rebok, PhD
Dorene Rentz, PsyD
Marcus Richards, PhD
Stuart Ritchie, PhD
Emily Rogalski, PhD
Nikolaos Scarmeas, MD, MS
Yaakov Stern, PhD
Prashanthi Vemuri, PhD
Kristine Beate Walhovd, PhD
Lawrence Whalley, MD
Lon White, MD, MPH
Robert Willis, PhD