Multimodal imaging in the early phase of Alzheimer’s disease Sylvia Villeneuve, McGill University Transforming ultrasound with AI Hassan Rivaz, Concordia University Speaker introductions by Martin Lepage

Abstracts #201-216 Each speaker will have 2.5 minutes to present their work with a maximum of 3 slides. The remainder of the session will be used for open discussion amongst presenters and attendees. Please note this session will start 10 minutes late and end 10 minutes early to allow participants to walk to and from the room location.

Abstracts #101-123 Each speaker will have 2.5 minutes to present their work with a maximum of 3 slides. The remainder of the session will be used for open discussion amongst presenters and attendees.

Optional 30-40 minute guided tour of the Sherbrooke Molecular Imaging Centre (CIMS) - (English and French tours) - clinical and pre-clinical imaging infrastructure, radiochemistry and PET scanner development.

Abstracts #301-309 Each speaker will have 2.5 minutes to present their work with a maximum of 3 slides. The remainder of the session will be used for open discussion amongst presenters and attendees. Please note this session will start 10 minutes late and end 10 minutes early to allow participants to walk to and from the room location.

Abstracts #217-230 Each speaker will have 2.5 minutes to present their work with a maximum of 3 slides. The remainder of the session will be used for open discussion amongst presenters and attendees.

A recent history of image-guided surgery in the NIST lab in the Montreal Neurological Institute Louis Collins, McGill University Speaker introduction by Christine Tardif