35th IOA Annual Colloquium, 2025

Posters Presented at the 2025 Poster Session:

The Poster Session features posters on various aging-related topics dealing with psychosocial, biomedical, and clinical/applied research. Posters are presented by faculty, research scientists, postdocs, and students.

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Age is associated with greater differentiation in brain response patterns between negative, neutral, and positive stimuli

Presented by: Kareem Al-Khalil

Linking varieties of religious experience to eudaimonic well-being: Does race matter?

Presented by: Adam Baker

Cumulative stress and epigenetic aging: The moderating role of psychological well-being and neuroticism

Presented by: Seung Eun Cha

Enhancing care partner support and team-based care with the dementia care partner hospital assessment tool

Presented by: Kayla Dillon

Exploring combinations of dual functionality and mortality: New findings from MIDUS

Presented by: Jonghwa Do

An adaptive horseback riding program for persons living with dementia and their family caregivers: A dyad case study

Presented by: Melissa Hiatt & Abby Hays

APOE ε2 and childhood physical abuse shape kidney function through a creatinine-mediated pathway

Presented by: Aimee Johnson

Associations between perceived stress, anxiety, and depressive symptoms with representational similarity in the amygdala’s reactivity to negative vs. neutral stimuli in a large adult sample spanning seven decades

Presented by: Mingtong Liu

A community-engaged approach to improving access to memory care for indigenous elders

Presented by: Sarah Punshon

Associations between cumulative stress, hippocampal volume, and hippocampal function

Presented by: Alexandra Wayss