Travel stipends will be awarded to a limited number of students, post-docs* and student minorities. All awardees will present their work in either oral or poster format. Persons interested in applying for travel awards are required to submit their award application along with a CV and an abstract of their current research. To apply for a travel award please apply from the abstract submission page when you submit your abstract.
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* A post-doc is someone with the terminal degree (typically the PhD) who is studying and performing research temporarily in a research environment to obtain additional credentials necessary for a permanent job. Typically a post-doc should be within eight years of receiving his or her degree (should not be considered a tenure-track faculty) and would be earning less than $60,000 annually.

Faculty of 1000 Posters
Extend the life of your poster The American Aging Association, in cooperation with Faculty of 1000, invites poster presenters at this meeting to deposit their poster/presentations(s) into the new open access poster repository, F1000 Posters to enable those who could not make the meeting to see your novel work. F1000's expert Faculty of 10,000 members will then view these submissions to identify those they wish to select for positive evaluation in the award winning F1000 service. To deposit your poster/presentation, simply go to http://posters.f1000.com/deposit and upload your file. Please visit the F1000 poster website for information regarding potential publication conflicts.