Romesh Jayasinghe
With absolute enthusiasm, we delight to welcome energetic researchers from all around the world to club together for the 14th world congress on Dementia and Alzheimer’s disease scheduled on Dec 08-09, 2021 at Dubai, UAE with the theme “Elucidating the latest advancements & cutting-edge research in Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease” which encompasses keynote presentation, poster display, e-poster presentation, oral talks and exhibitions.
Dementia 2021 welcomes all the great scientists, academicians, young researchers, aid business, business delegates, nursing students, national and international presenters additionally our sponsors around the globe to attend the conference.
Dementia 2021 is a process of collecting innovative ideas through the invited sessions, analysis talks, workshops, comprehensive lectures, symposia, and oral and poster sessions of uninvited contributions. We hope that you use this platform to fortify the permanent association and spark with the new peer around the world.
The conference has been methodically planned to meet the lofty expectations of our attendees, and so provides an ideal setting for an interactive gathering of information and intellect on the cutting-edge dementia research being undertaken across the world. Our goal is to advance attempts to explain the fundamental science behind the riddle of dementia, including its mechanism, diagnosis, treatment, and care, as well as to engage in a lively discussion on current developments in the field.
The conference will provide a venue for information sharing in the field of dementia and throw light on the most sought-after scientific findings in all facets of the disease. It will not only help you broaden your horizons by allowing you to network with colleagues from all around the world, but it will also provide you with a well-designed program featuring sessions that will allow you to debate cutting-edge dementia research. We are excited to welcome you to an engaging podcast that is informative, educational, and entertaining.
