Due to the current COVID-19 surge in North Texas, we regret to inform you that the 2022 Dallas Aging & Cognition Conference will no longer taking place as an in-person event. Further details about alternative arrangements will follow.

The conference is focused on the cognitive neuroscience of aging and is organized by the Center for Vital Longevity and co-sponsored by the UT Dallas Office of Research and the School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences.

Since the inaugural conference in 2010, researchers have been gathering every two years in Dallas to focus on new perspectives in the cognitive neuroscience of aging, while sharing their latest discoveries through invited and submitted platform talks and poster presentations.

DACC 2022 will be a unique occasion, dedicated to honoring the scientific contributions and impact of the CVL’s founding director, Dr. Denise C. Park. Reflecting her diverse interests, the invited platform presentations will be organized along with four themes:

• Culture and Social Class Sculpt the Mind
• Transitions to Cognitive Frailty with Increasing Age
• New Advances in Theories of Cognitive Aging
• Interventions to Maintain Cognitive Vitality