We are now inviting poster abstracts for Neuro2026: The PSP and CBD International Research Symposium. Abstract submission will close on June 30, 2026.
Abstracts should present the results of a research study, quality improvement study, case report, or equivalent. The content can be basic, translational, or clinical, and should be related to PSP, CBD, or another tauopathy/proteinopathy with a strong cross-disease link.
Neuro2026 welcomes abstracts from researchers and trainees working in academia, non-profits, or for-profit companies. This includes academic faculty, clinicians, trainees (undergraduate students, graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, medical residents/fellows, etc.), industry/for-profit research teams.
The form will ask for:
- Primary author name and email address. The primary author will receive all communication related to the poster submission and is typically the person who will present the poster on site.
- All author names and institutional affiliations
- Abstract title
- Abstract- Maximum 300 words. Abstracts should provide a brief description of research objectives, methodology, summary of results and/or conclusions. Please do not include any charts, bibliographies or footnotes.
For any questions, please reach out to Jennifer Brummet, PhD at brummet@curepsp.org.
Selected abstracts will be presented in person at Neuro2026 in London, UK.
Abstract Review and Acceptance
After the due date, abstracts will be reviewed by the Neuro2026 scientific program committee and other stakeholders. The review process will take several weeks. After review, all applicants will be notified. If an abstract is accepted, at least one author must register for the symposium and present the poster on site. A small number of submissions will be invited to present orally in the conference program.
For the authors who are chosen to present: formatting requirements for digital PDF versions and printed versions will be shared later.
Poster Dimensions
Poster board dimensions will be confirmed at a later date. Poster location on site will be first come, first serve.
When are posters presented?
All accepted abstracts will be displayed in a poster area and available for viewing during dedicated poster breaks. Logistics will be shared closer to the event.