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International Conference on Ageing, Psychology and Neuroscience

28th Apr – 29th Apr 2027 Fes, Morocco Standard / Physical Participation
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International Conference on Ageing, Psychology and Neuroscience conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

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This track will explore the impact of aging on various aspects of memory, including episodic memory and accuracy. Researchers will present findings on cognitive support mechanisms that can enhance memory performance in older adults.

This session will focus on the age-related changes in neural mechanisms involved in processing emotional facial expressions. Studies will examine how these changes affect emotional recognition and regulation in older populations.

This track will investigate the alterations in neural mechanisms of attention as individuals age. Presentations will highlight the implications of these changes for everyday functioning and cognitive health.

This session will delve into the age-related transformations in working memory systems. Researchers will discuss the implications of these changes for cognitive tasks and daily life activities.

This track will address the neural adaptations in visual information processing associated with aging. Presentations will focus on how these changes influence perception and cognitive performance.

This session will explore the neural changes in auditory information processing as individuals age. The impact of these changes on communication and social interactions will be discussed.

This track will examine the age-related changes in the neural mechanisms of haptic information processing. Research will highlight the significance of tactile feedback in cognitive and daily activities.

This session will investigate the interplay between emotional well-being and cognitive health in older adults. Presentations will focus on strategies to enhance emotional resilience and cognitive functioning.

This track will explore the potential for neuroplasticity in mitigating cognitive decline associated with aging. Researchers will present innovative approaches to promote cognitive resilience in older adults.

This session will focus on various interventions aimed at supporting cognitive function in older adults. Strategies may include cognitive training, lifestyle modifications, and technological aids.

This track will investigate how aging affects cross-modal processing, including the integration of visual, auditory, and haptic information. Presentations will highlight the implications for multisensory experiences in older adults.

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