Blog – Football, CTE & the Science Protecting Future Players
Professor Louise SerpellOn World Cup final day, Louise Serpell explores football’s links to CTE—and how research, safer rules and better awareness could protect future players.
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Blog – What’s in a name? Amyloid, Amyloid-beta, Beta Amyloid, Amy-Lloyd
Professor Louise Serpell on why ‘amyloid’ and ‘amyloid-beta’ are not the same word, and why the difference matters for Alzheimer’s research.
Blog – Alzheimer’s Disease Takes a Lifetime
Professor Louise Serpell explores why Alzheimer’s disease may begin long before symptoms, and why models, biomarkers and collaboration now matter.
Blog – From Academia and Beyond
After 34 years in academia, Prof Louise Serpell reflects on mentoring, burnout, and starting again. A story of science, students, and finding a new direction.
Blog – A Career in Alzheimer’s Research
Prof Louise Serpell reflects on a lifetime in Alzheimer’s research, from early nerves to building a collaborative career shaped by curiosity, setbacks & people
Blog – How not to win a Nobel Prize – do we need to reassess “success” in science?
What motivates you? Childhood ambition, making the world a better place? Professor Louise Serpell shares her own personal journey to becoming a scientist