54th Annual International Neuropsychological Society (INS) Meeting

Some key Li Lab research findings were presented at the 54th Annual International Neuropsychological Society (INS) Meeting in Philadelphia on February 5, 2026. Our team presented two research posters: Romal Bhullar presented “Immigration-Related Experiences and Brain Health in Older Chinese Americans,” and Jason Morin presented “Social Factors and Neuropsychiatric Profiles in Older Chinese Americans.” This participation reflects the Li Lab’s continued commitment to advancing culturally informed aging research.

Recent Awards: 

NIH Awards Mount Sinai Researchers $25 Million to Study Alzheimer’s Disease and Risk Among Chinese Americans. Check out the full article here!

The Li Lab launches three studies of Alzheimer’s Disease in Asian Americans. Check out the full article here!

Mount Sinai Li Lab Hosted Brain Health & Kite-Making Event with CaringKind:

In partnership with CaringKind, the Li Lab hosted a Brain Health Talk & Kite Making event for older adults in the Chinese American community. Over 60 attendees joined the event to learn about brain health and participate in hands-on activities. The event was covered by major Chinese-language media outlets, including World Journal, Sing Tao Daily, China Press, and Epoch Times. Check out the full article here!