Taken from the AAIC site... Appears I was a little off on my recollection, regarding the last paragraph.
Note: AAIC 2016 Developing Topic abstracts will be considered for poster presentation only unless the research is considered to be late-breaking.
Criteria:
* Late-breaking research/newness of information.
* Potential impact on the research community.
* Quality of scientific research.
* Relevance to Alzheimer's disease and related disorders.
* Topics of interest include basic and translational science, diagnosis and prognosis, therapeutics, and public health and psychosocial issues.
Additional information:
* Previously submitted/reviewed abstracts will not be considered.
* A limited number of abstracts are selected, with selection based on timeliness and scientific merit.
* Only under extraordinary circumstances will abstracts without results be considered.
* Accepted abstracts are published in an online supplement to the * Association's journal, Alzheimer's & Dementia: The Journal of the Alzheimer's Association.
* Developing Topic abstracts must be submitted via the online system.
* Developing Topic abstracts are not accepted for the Alzheimer's Imaging Consortium or Technology and Dementia.
* Developing Topic abstracts do not include the AAIC Featured Research Session format.
* An individual may be the presenting author on one oral presentation (includes a featured research session) and two posters slotted on different days. Exception: An author may present in two oral platforms as long as one is a Developing Topic session.
