Call for Submissions
The 28th annual one-day conference on Cognitive Remediation in Psychiatry was presented virtually on Friday, June 5th, 2026. This year featured presentations on a range of topics for professionals and trainees with an interest in treatments to promote cognitive health and social recovery among persons with psychiatric illness.
Research Symposia: The call for symposium topics is now closed.
Proposals are currently being accepted for a student research symposium. This is a unique opportunity for trainees to showcase the work they are doing with a senior research mentor. Presenters will prepare a 15-minute oral presentation, participate in a live question and answer period, and join a panel discussion.
How do I submit a proposed talk for the Research Symposium?: Email Dr. Ali Saperstein at ams2334@cumc.columbia.edu with the proposed topic of research, names of proposed presenter and senior research mentor, institutional affiliation and contact information.
How do I submit a proposed poster for the Poster Session?: The call for poster submissions is now closed.
Poster submissions are now being accepted! Submissions will be considered until the final deadline of April 15, 2026 for notification by April 21, 2026. Submitted abstracts should include a title, as well as names, highest academic degrees, academic position and affiliations of all authors. A corresponding author should be designated on the abstract, and a complete mailing address, e-mail address should be included for this author. Abstracts should include a statement of a hypothesis, description of participants and procedures, and a brief description of results. The Alliance for the Study of Cognitive Disorders will be awarding a prize for the best student poster (post-doctoral fellow or graduate or undergraduate student as presenting/corresponding author). Please indicate on your abstract that you are applying for this award and whether you are a undergraduate, graduate student or a post-doctoral fellow. If you have questions about poster submission guidelines you may contact Dr. Matthew Kurtz at mkurtz@wesleyan.edu.