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Annual Meeting Industry Partnerships Offer Sneak Peek into Latest Research, Products
With so many excellent ways to learn and network at the 2023 Annual Meeting in Boston, don’t forget that one of the best ways to get a sneak peek at the newest and most cutting-edge research, as well as products advancing patient treatment and care, is through the Academy’s valuable industry partners. In addition to tirelessly working to improve the lives of patients and caregivers, industry partners also provide support that helps ensure the excellence that has become synonymous with an AAN Annual Meeting experience. As you plan your week at the Annual Meeting in Boston this April 22 through 27, make room in your schedule for these not-to-be-missed opportunities.
Exhibit Hall
Building time to explore the Annual Meeting Exhibit Hall is critical for ensuring you are equipped with the best patient resources before leaving the meeting. It’s here that you can engage with a diverse range of organizations, including non-profits and patient advocacy groups, offering unique resources and the latest products to improve patient care, help caregivers, and strengthen the neurology community. Look for opportunities to: Network with organizations that are at the forefront of advancing patient care Learn about novel ways to treat patients and new technologies to improve your practice Hear from hospital networks with expanding career opportunities The Exhibit Hall will be open Sunday through Wednesday during the meeting. Visit AAN.com/AM for more information on participating companies and to customize your on-site experience.
Industry Therapeutic Updates
Industry Therapeutic Updates (ITUs) provide an opportunity for pharmaceutical companies, device companies, or other appropriately related organizations comprising the AAN Industry Roundtable to share information about pipeline activity and promote emerging therapies and projects with Annual Meeting attendees. All programming is in accordance with the standards set for the industry by the Food and Drug Administration and will take place at designated hotels on Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings beginning at 6:00 p.m. and in the convention center during lunch from 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. Visit AAN.com/AM for more information.
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Join Us in Person or Live Online
Whether you join us in person in historic Boston or live online from anywhere, the 2023 Annual Meeting will offer an unforgettable educational and networking experience—no matter your career level or geographic location. Both attendance opportunities will feature: 200+ education programs offering CME credits for the entire year 2,600+ scientific abstracts presented on multiple platforms, some offering CME 7 plenary sessions featuring leaders in neurology 8 Hubs for interactive and innovative learning 100s of industry partners to connect with who are focused on improving neurologic care
Get the Best Value by Adding On Demand
Bundle your Annual Meeting registration with Annual Meeting On Demand to save 40 percent on regular On Demand pricing and get extended access to most session recordings and the ability to claim CME through March 1, 2024.
Celebrate 75 Years of the AAN!
With 2023 marking 75 years since the founding of the AAN in 1948, if you join us in Boston, you can take part in the fun with a special 75th Anniversary Celebration Sunday, April 23, at the Museum of Science. One complimentary ticket is included with your registration fee (RSVP required).
2023 Emerging Science Abstracts Deadline Is February 1
February 1 at 11:59 p.m. CT is the deadline to submit previously unpublished research in which key aspects must have been completed after the October 2022 abstract submission deadline. Submissions for the 2023 Annual Meeting’s Emerging Science Program must be new and of sufficient scientific importance showcasing timely, significant, and innovative content to warrant expedited presentation and publication. Visit AAN.com/23Abstracts to learn more and to submit. For questions, contact science@aan.com.
