Scientific Poster Session
About the Scientific Poster Session
During the ADDS Atlanta 2026 Scientific Poster Session, a select group of researchers will present their original research using Ametris technology. We received many outstanding abstract submissions, and these individuals were selected by our internal review committee to participate in this session.
Poster Session Presenters
Hadeel Alghanim
University of Alabama Birmingham
"Pain, Kinesiophobia, Quality-of-Life, and Device-Measured Physical Activity among Individuals with Rotator Cuff Tears: A Correlational Analysis"
Jehan Alomar
(Lori Quinn, PhD to present poster)
Columbia University
"Assessment of Walking Intensity using Cadence Bands in People with Parkinson’s Disease"
MadhanKumar Antee
Northeastern University
"Preliminary Analysis of Seasonal Light Exposure and Activity Behavior Across Weekday and Weekend Contexts in Children"
Meghan Bjalme-Evans, MS
Columbia University
"Digital Measures for Clinical Trial Endpoints in Huntington’s Disease (MEND-HD): Study Design and Status Update"
Sanjay Chandriani
Trace Neuroscience
"Rationale for digital health technology assessments in FUNCtion ALS, a Phase 1/2 trial of TRCN-1023, an antisense oligonucleotide restoring UNC13A, in adult People living with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis"
Fel Angelie Colon
Chest Philippine Delegation
"THE USE OF COUGH TRACKER APPLICATION IN NEWLY DIAGNOSED, RETREATMENT AND MULTI-DRUG RESISTANT TUBERCULOSIS PATIENTS ON ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS TREATMENT"
Kim DeBaise
Mayo Clinic
"Simulation-Based Validation of a Remote Digital Stethoscope for Patient Monitoring: A Repeatable Framework and Insights for Usability"
Jimmy Duhamahoro
Iowa State University
"Evaluating Device-Agnostic Properties of Summary Metrics in Physical Activity Assessment"
Daryl Lawrence
UCSF
"Targeting naturalistic movement with adaptive deep brainstimulation in Parkinson’s disease: a randomized feasibility trial"
Dimitrios Megaritis, PhD
Northumbria University
"Real-World Wrist-Derived Digital Mobility Outcomes in People with Multiple Long- Term Conditions: Comparative Algorithms Assessment"
Rui Nie
University of Michigan
"Assessing the Influence of Nutrient Intake on Daily Physical Activity Distributions throughLongitudinal Fréchet Regression with ActiGraph Data"
John Stauffer
University of Florida
"Evaluating The Safety and Efficacy of Sublingual Cannabidiol in Patients with Knee Osteoarthritis: A Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Crossover Trial"
Marcin Straczkiewicz, PhD and Katey Burke PT, DPT
Harvard University
"Understanding dynamics of ALS disease progression through free-living monitoring of gait using wearable accelerometers"
Rakesh Pilkar, PhD
ActiGraph
"Real-world Measures of Functional Gait in Patients with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Using Wearable Digital Health Technologies"
Sylvain Zorman, PhD
ActiGraph
"Addressing Unmet Needs for Clinical Endpoints in Rare Disease Using Digital Health Technology: An Example with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis"
Event Overview
ADDS 2027 will include a scientific poster session where selected researchers have the opportunity to present their work involving the use of digital health technologies (DHTs) to a diverse audience of scientists, academics, and digital health experts.
Application Details
If you have original, unpublished research that involves the use of digital health technologies (DHTs), including wearables, sensors, and/or eCOA, we invite you to submit your abstract for consideration for ADDS 2027 Scientific Poster Session!
Abstracts will be peer-reviewed for scientific rigor, clinical quality, DHT research contribution, and appeal to the digital health community. Review and notification of acceptance will be performed on a rolling basis until space fills. We encourage early submission for the best chance of acceptance.
Short Talk Opportunity
For select abstract submissions, we're offering the opportunity to present a short oral presentation (5-7 minutes) in addition to/instead of a poster presentation. Please use the checkbox on the submission form to indicate if you are interested in this opportunity. If you wish to be considered for a short talk, the abstract must received no later than Friday, October 2nd, 2026
The deadline to submit all other abstracts is Friday, October 30th, 2026. Applicants will be eligible to apply for a travel award based on scientific merit and financial need. Available travel funds are limited, so early submissions are encouraged.
Submission Guidelines:
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- Abstract must follow a structured format and body should not exceed 350 words
- Title should not exceed 150 characters including spaces
- Must include the use of a DHT: wearables, sensors, and/or eCOAs
- Must have the following sections: Research Objective(s), Methods, Outcome Measure(s), Results, Conclusion
- Tables or other graphics are not permitted
- Authors may submit original abstracts on the following broad categories:
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- DHTs for assessing physical functioning
- Novel algorithm development and validations
- Novel DHT-derived endpoints in rare diseases
- Remote patient monitoring
- DHTs for optimizing clinical trials
- DHTs to reduce disparity and increase inclusion of under-served communities
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Abstract Submissions Closed!
During the conference, Ametris will host a scientific poster session where selected researchers will have the opportunity to present their work with wearable DHTs to this diverse audience of digital health leaders and innovators.