Past Events

The Annual Conference of the Edward R. Roybal Centers for Translational Research in the Behavioral and Social Sciences of Aging will take place on Thursday, October 22, 2020.  The conference will be held completely virtually. The keynote address will be presented by Dr. Kathleen Carroll, Albert E Kent Professor of Psychiatry at Yale University School of Medicine  who will be discussing moving pilot projects through the NIH Stage Model. We are excited to be finalizing details on additional speakers and topics for break-out sessions. We are pleased that we will be joined by several prominent members of the NIA including our NIA program officers, Dr. Lisa Onken and Dr. Partha Bhattacharyya. We look forward to an enlightening and productive meting!   Please [...]

About the Meeting The GSA 2020 Annual Scientific Meeting Online brings together researchers, educators, scientists, health care professionals, influential thought leaders, and industry experts to address today’s most pressing issues in the field of aging. Attendees will have easy access to all sessions, networking opportunities, and may enjoy each program at their convenience at GSA’s state-of-the-art online conference. Top 10 Topics Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias Family Caregiving Long-Term Care Cognition Minority & Diverse Populations Education and Training Social determinants of Health and Aging in Place Mental Health The 2020 theme, "Turning 75: Why Age Matters," was selected as a celebration of GSA's 75th Anniversary! We’re celebrating the collective accomplishments of members [...]

ABCT's annual convention brings the cognitive-behavioral community together to explore current developments in research and practice and to stimulate thinking about the myriad issues that surround CBT and how it intersects with other disciplines. While attending the annual meeting, in addition to networking with your peers, you will experience provocative speakers, professional development sessions, local culture, and face-to-face roundtables with mentors, colleagues, and luminaries.

The purpose of the WIP is to assist and guide investigators in various projects and overall research development. Presenters provide background materials in advance for co-participants to review. A core and highly interdisciplinary group, consisting of TRIPLL's core investigators along with key representatives from each of the partner institutions, attends each seminar and provides constructive feedback about the planned or in process work. Scheduled Presenters TBD