Profile – David de Jong-Bambagioni, Global Brain Health Institute
David de Jong Bambagioni is a social entrepreneur at GBHI who applies XR and spatial computing to improve care and widen access for all.
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Register for AAIC Neuroscience Next 2026
Register for AAIC Neuroscience Next, join the global virtual event & UK Hub in Manchester on 26 Feb, focused on biomarker advances.
Catch-up on recordings from the Salon Webinars
Catch-up on past Salon recordings – Everything from Study Recruitment and Presenting your Research to discussing the latest treatments and sexism in academia.
Menopause, the Brain & Alzheimer’s Risk – XXplored Podcast
Professor Claudia Barth and Dr Gillian Coughlan on what perimenopause does to the brain, why early menopause raises Alzheimer’s risk, and the gaps in the data.
Profile – Rebecca Egerton, Queen’s University Belfast
Rebecca Egerton is a PhD student at Queens University Belfast studying cognitive resilience in dementia and enjoys Crossfit and American Flag Football.
Profile – Dr Elizabeth Rhodus, University of Kentucky
Dr Elizabeth Rhodus is an Assistant Professor at Kentucky who studies behavioural support for neurological conditions and helps families with care.
New Journal Champions Global Brain Health Equity
The new open access Journal of Brain Health launches to advance global brain health research with a focus on equity, inclusion, and collaboration.
Profile – Dr Inga Antonsdottir, Johns Hopkins University
Dr Inga Antonsdottir is a Nurse Practitioner and Postdoctoral Fellow at Johns Hopkins researching sleep, circadian rhythms, and Alzheimer’s prevention.
Podcast – Exploring Psychotherapy for People with Dementia
Dr Anna Volkmer talks with Dr Alys Griffiths, Sophie Jeffery, and Esther Whittlesea Reed about psychotherapy’s role in supporting people living with dementia.
Profile – Love Onwuzuruike, University of Bristol
Love Onwuzuruike, PhD student at University of Bristol exploring how membrane composition affects serotonin receptor signalling in dementia drug discovery.
Blog – Including Research in Every Dementia Diagnosis
Marian Montanha on why every dementia diagnosis should include research as an option for patients and families, offering hope and informed choice.
Profile – Dr Tom Russ, The University of Edinburgh
Dr Tom Russ, Reader in Old Age Psychiatry at The University of Edinburgh, researches clinical and interdisciplinary dementia. Loves Esperanto.