Profile – Dr Sam Lockhart, Wake Forest School of Medicine
Dr Sam Lockhart is a neuroscientist and neuroimaging expert advancing brain imaging biomarkers in ageing, dementia and CNS clinical trials.
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ISTAART RELAY Podcast – Technology & Dementia PIA
Sleep, wearables and the rise of ‘nearables’: Vanessa Young on digital biomarkers, with host Carla Abdelnour. The ISTAART Technology and Dementia PIA on Relay.
Profile – Dr Sindhuja T Govindarajan, Karolinska Institutet
Dr Sindhuja Tirumalai Govindarajan uses neuroimaging and machine learning to study cardiovascular risk, brain ageing and dementia.
Profile – Dr Patrick Lao, Columbia University
Dr Patrick Lao is Assistant Professor at Columbia University, using multimodal neuroimaging to map Alzheimer’s and related dementia pathways.
Podcast – Supporting Dementia at Home: Insights from PALLDEM
How can home care better support people with dementia at home? Hear about PALLDEM insights on care, IPOS Dem, lived experience and end of life support.
Profile – Dr Joseph Kwon, University of Oxford
Dr Joseph Kwon is an Oxford health economist evaluating dementia interventions and blood biomarkers to improve Alzheimer’s diagnosis and care.
Blog – Seeing the whole person: why data matters in human-centred dementia
Brandon Newman explains why shared care data helps clinicians see the whole person, reduce avoidable admissions, and support safer dementia care.
Profile – Lillian Morgado, Georgia State University
Lillian Morgado is a Research Coordinator at Georgia State University, studying dementia, policy, justice, data sharing and biomarker disclosure ethics.
Research from the ARUK Thames Valley Conference
Watch the main plenary and five flash talks from the ARUK Thames Valley Research Conference, covering dementia science from cells to care.
Profile – Brandon Newman, Graphnet Health
Brandon Newman is a paramedic and Clinical Workflow Lead at Graphnet Health, bringing frontline experience to improve elderly care and support families.
How should I respond to race-based exclusion in my lab?
A researcher feels left out of their team & held to different standards from their colleagues. How can they challenge exclusion without risking their position?
Profile – Dr Michael Belloy, Washington University
Dr Michael Belloy is an Assistant Professor at Washington University, studying Alzheimer’s genetics, sex differences, ancestry and disease resilience.