The European Cognitive Aging Society

EUCAS promotes research in the domain of cognitive aging, and related research fields, in particular with regard to the collaboration and exchange of information, networking and joint grant application between investigators in Europe.

Cognition is defined by the Society in the broadest sense, including sensory, cognitive, motor and emotional aspects, as well as human and animal studies.

The areas of interest cover fundamental and applied research, in particular clinical research. The methods include behavioral and neuroscience methods.

Aging & Cognition 2025 Conference

The 8th Aging & Cognition Conference took place 2025 7-10 May in Pavia, Italy.

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EUCAS poster award 2025

The winners of the EUCAS poster award of the Aging & Cognition 2025 conference in Pavia are

Tatiana Miller, Heinrich Heine University: White Matter Lesions spatial distribution patterns related to cardiovascular aging follow arterial supply territories

Zoya Mooraj, Max Planck Institute for Human Development: Exploring the effects of selective dropout in longitudinal fMRI studies

Katharina Peitz, Heinrich Heine University: The influence of bilingualism on gray matter volume within subregions of the hippocampal formation

Sabine Schaefer, Saarland University: The influence of age and age simulation on sorting and counting depends on cognitive load

Congratulations to all winners!