In July the UK Dementia Research Institute hosted a session at #FENS2020 Conference. Catch-up now to see Professor Bart De Strooper, Professor Karen Duff, Professor John Hardy and Professor Giovanna Mallucci.
A new study has used a state-of-the-art blood test to track damage to the brain in people who have sustained traumatic brain injury (TBI). Measuring the protein biomarker in the blood will provide a simpler, more accurate way to predict clinical outcomes and may help to identify those at higher risk of developing dementia.
The UK Dementia Research Institute, Deep Dementia Phenotyping Network and The Alan Turing Institute are seeking a range of research questions (challenges) across disciplines to better understand dementia-causing disorders.
A major new UK Dementia Research Institute study has identified 75 genes associated with an increased risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease, including 42 new genes which had not previously been implicated in the condition.
Catch-up on this fantastic webinar from the UK Dementia Research institute, a neuroscience research & career webinar for students
Brilliant Neuroscience research & career webinars from the UK Dementia Research Institute aimed at for young people and students
Catch-up on this interview with recently appointed UK DRI Emerging Leader and Race Against Dementia Fellow at Cardiff, Dr Wioleta Zelek, about her research journey and experiences of developing and patenting research tools.
Major cell model initiative for Alzheimer’s Disease Research, Led by Professor Julie Williams at Cardiff University – iPSC Platform to Model Alzheimer’s Disease Risk (IPMAR) – aims to become one of the largest cellular model resources available.