WRAP+ Collaborator Conference

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Bringing WRAP collaborators together

Nov. 5, 2026
Virtual and In-Person in Madison, WI

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The WRAP team invites researchers and scientists who have used WRAP data to join us for the inaugural WRAP+ Collaborator Conference. Since our first study visit in 2001, the WRAP study has grown into one of the world’s largest and longest-running studies of individuals at risk for Alzheimer’s disease. We invite collaborators from our work to join us and hear about future goals and how we can work together for the next 25 years. Major themes of this year’s conference:

  • Timelines and trajectories of biomarker change
  • Lifestyle impact on cognition
  • Copathology
  • Role of observational studies as prevention intervention becomes clinical practice

What is WRAP plus?

WRAP+ includes any researcher worldwide who uses WRAP data or resources. The WRAP+ collaborator conference is an opportunity to strengthen ties, network with each other, and build a group to engage in the future years. 

Program Overview
Nov. 5, 2026
Hybrid event: Virtual and in-person at UW–Madison
8 a.m.-noon: Keynotes, Q&A, Panel discussion
Noon-1:20 p.m. Lunch
3:20-4:20 p.m. Dementia Matters live podcast recording with event speakers

Who should attend? This no-cost conference is designed for researchers who have worked with WRAP data and resources, and also for researchers who are interested in WRAP and want to learn more. It provides a unique opportunity to reconnect with colleagues and share insights in emerging research directions. Registration is open to: 

  • Researchers interested in learning more about WRAP
  • Researchers who may benefit from WRAP’s biomarker-grounded study of AD trajectories beginning in midlife
  • Current and past WRAP collaborators
  • Scientists and investigators involved in WRAP-related projects
  • Trainees, postdoctoral researchers, and faculty working on WRAP-supported research

Sign-up today!  Please fill out this quick google form to RSVP for the WRAP+ Collaborator Conference or to request more information.