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The 11th annual one-day conference on Cognitive Remediation in Psychiatry will be held in New York City in June 2008. It will feature presentations on a range of topics of interest to researchers and clinicians who are involved with cognitive remediation.

We are requesting poster submissions for the conference. If you or your students are conducting work in cognitive remediation in psychiatry, or in related areas e.g., neurocognitive predictors of psychosocial outcome, or neurocognitive effects of novel antipsychotic or cognitive-enhancing agents (with an emphasis on implications for rehabilitation), we encourage you to submit.

Submitted abstracts should include a title, as well as names, highest academic degrees and affiliations of all authors. A corresponding author should be designated on the abstract submission form, and a complete mailing address, e-mail address and FAX number should be included for this author.

Abstracts should include a statement of a hypothesis, description of subjects and procedures, and a brief description of results.

Poster submissions for this year's conference is now closed. If you have any questions about your poster submission for this year, please contact Dr. Matthew Kurtz at mkurtz@wesleyan.edu

Poster Submission Form
*The field marked with () are required fields.**
*		Type in your abstract or cut & paste it from a Word document. Limit is 500 words.

*		Abstract Title

*		Study Design

*		Two or three key words
		e.g. Computerized cognitive training
*		Corresponding Author (Full Name and Academic Degree)

*		Corresponding Author - Affiliation

*		Corresponding Author - Address

*		Corresponding Author - Email Address

*		Corresponding Author - FAX Number

		Additional Authors (Full Name, Academic Degree, & Affiliation)

Questions about poster presentation should be addressed to:

Matthew M. Kurtz, PhD

Wesleyan University

mkurtz@wesleyan.edu

Presentations will be relaxed and presenters will have a nice opportunity to share their work with other researchers interested in very similar issues. You will received confirmation of submission by email within 2-3 business days. A complete schedule will be sent later in the spring.