Professor Masud Husain Announced as AAIC Plenary Speaker
Professor Masud Husain announced as a plenary speaker exploring advances in cognitive testing at Manchester Hub of AAIC Neuroscience Next 2026 – 26 February.
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World Alzheimer Report 2025
The ADI 2025 World Alzheimer Report highlights dementia rehabilitation, showing how tailored, person centred approaches can support independence, function & life
Dr Marc Suárez-Calvet Announced as AAIC Plenary Speaker
Dr Marc Suárez-Calvet will be the first plenary speaker at AAIC Neuroscience Next 2026, online 23–26 Feb and in Manchester, UK on 26 Feb.
Profile – Professor Naaheed Mukadam, University College London
Professor Naaheed Mukadam, UCL, studies inequalities in dementia, focusing on diagnosis pathways, epidemiology, and dementia prevention, diagnosis and care.
ARUK Report: Seeing the Unseen in Dementia
ARUK’s new report shows dementia diagnosis is too slow, unequal and broken. We’re calling for faster, fairer, accurate diagnosis so no one is left unseen.
Profile – Dr Rhian Convery, University College London
Dr Rhian Convery is a Research Fellow at University College London researching the use of Digital Biomarker for Frontotemporal dementia (FTD)
Podcast – The Road to AAIC Neuroscience Next 2026
Get the inside track on AAIC Neuroscience Next 2026. Manchester hosts a global hub with biomarker focus, abstract tips, and opportunities for ECRs.
Profile – Dr Michael Stringer, The University of Edinburgh
Dr Michael Stringer is a MVLS Futures Fellow at University of Edinburgh & University of Glasgow working with the latest MRI methods to assess vascular damage
Social exposome’s impact on brain and dementia
New research shows how lifelong social adversity shapes brain health, linking education, food insecurity, and trauma to dementia risk and ageing outcomes.
Profile – Kalliopi Mavromati, University of Glasgow
Kalliopi Mavromati, Research Assistant at University of Glasgow, studies patient reported outcomes in stroke survivors and mechanisms behind Alzheimer’s disease
Profile – Tricia Nicholson, Alzheimer’s Association
Tricia Nicholson is a Senior Specialist, Scientific Conference Programming at the Alzheimer’s Association responsible for the development of scientific programming
Profile – Dr Eleftheria Kodosaki, University College London
Dr Eleftheria (Ria) Kodosaki is a Research Fellow in Neuroimmunology in the UKDRI at University College London working on Biomarkers of CNS diseases