Scientific Poster Session
About the Scientific Poster Session
During the ADDS 2025 Scientific Poster Session, a select group of researchers will present their original research using ActiGraph 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
Lucy Musson
University of Sheffield
"A Systematic Review Exploring Remote Monitoring of Physical Behaviour in Motor Neuron Disease: Practicalities, Capabilities and Implications"
Rodrigo Torres-Castro
University of Chile
"Validity of Reduced Accelerometer Monitoring Periods for Assessing Physical Activity in Individuals with Neuromuscular Diseases"
Carlos Cruz
Institute for Exercise and Environmental Medicine (IEEM),
Dallas, TX
"Validation of Open-Access MATLAB Algorithm for Gait Analysis"
Sidney Donzella, PhD, MPH
University of Washington / Fred Hutch Cancer Research Center NIH
"Sleep Measured by Accelerometry: Comparing the Performance of Objective Sleep Algorithms"
Allison Miller, PhD
Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis
""Leveraging Stakeholder Perspectives to Develop a Remote Patient Monitoring Program in Outpatient Rehabilitation Care""
Pratyush Rai, PhD, PMP
Regeneron
"Evaluation of Wearable Core Body Temperature Monitoring as a Digital Biomarker for Cytokine Release Syndrome"
John Stauffer
University of Florida
"Sub-Lingual Administration of Cannabidiol for Knee Osteoarthritis (SLACK-OA): A Phase II Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial"
Nina Mitic
Manchester Metropolitan University
"Method of Quantifying Time In-Bed Influences Physical Behaviour Measures in People Living with MND: A Preliminary Evaluation"
Melissa Klamm, PhD, RN
University of Mississippi Medical Center School of Nursing
"Validation of Pure and Total Movement Dispersion as Measures of the Spread of Daily Activity Using Accelerometers Among Men with and without HIV"
Leili Hadayeghi
McMaster University
"Differences Between Self-reported and Device-measured Movement Behaviours of Children with a Chronic Medical Conditions or Disability"
Sarah da Silva
McMaster University
"Beyond the (Log)Book: Comparing Accelerometer Non-Wear Detection Techniques in Toddlers"
Andy Liu, PhD
ActiGraph
"A Quality Control Framework for Sleep Metrics and Its Impact on Association Analysis with Demographic and Health Outcomes in a Large Cohort Study"
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"
Nathan Noakes
Sensor Solutions Director
Parexel
Dr. Jonathan Soslow
Associate Professor, Pediatric Cardiology Director of Clinical Research, Pediatric Cardiology Co-Director of the DMD Multispecialty Clinic
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Event Overview
During the conference, ActiGraph 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.
Application Details
If you have original, unpublished research that involves the use of wearable DHTs, we invite you to submit your abstract for consideration for ADDS 2025 scientific poster session!
The ADDS 2025 Late-Breaking Abstract Submission window will be open until January 19th, 2025.
Submissions will go through a peer-review process before researchers are selected to participate in the poster session. Abstracts will be reviewed upon submission and applicants will be notified within 5 business days if their abstract has been accepted. Applicants will be eligible to apply for a travel award based on scientific merit and financial need.
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
- Abstract 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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Selection Criteria:
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- Each complete submission will be peer-reviewed for the following elements:
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- Scientific rigor and clinical quality
- Contribution to the state-of-the-art of DHTs
- Appeal to the interests of the ADDS audience and digital health community
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- Each complete submission will be peer-reviewed for the following elements:
Abstract Submissions Closed!
During the conference, ActiGraph 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.