Profile – Adam Smith
Dementia ResearcherWorld record holder working at University College London, working on ways to innovate and better deliver research in dementia.
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Profile – Aiko Robert
Studying for an MSc at UCL having previously studied at King’s College London hoping to next undertake a PhD to investigate the pathological mechanisms underlying Alzheimer’s disease.
Profile – Akin Nihat
Clinical Research Fellow at the MRC Prion Unit at UCL, Institute of Prion Diseases.
Profile – Amy Kizildagli
MSc Health Psychology Student and Activity Coordinator at Bournemouth University, researching the body-mind relationship and cognitive impairment. Won’t be writing her thesis with her toes (but could).
Profile – Andrew Geddis-Regan
Base player, parent and NIHR Doctoral Research Fellow and Senior Dental Officer working in the North East to improve Dental Care Decision Making in Dementia.
Profile – Anna-Louise Smith
Managing the Alzheimer’s Society Research Network when not, hanging ten in the soup
Profile – Annabelle Long
PhD Student, Research Assistant and Physiotherapist at University of Nottingham, researching exercise and dementia, developing chair-based exercise interventions (we haven’t discovered the TV show she was on, but we plan to ask)
Profile – Anne-Marie Greenaway
Camel wrestler, mountain climber and early career researcher. Studying for a PhD in Biomedical Engineering, at the University of Reading, looking at dementia, depression and music (EEG correlates)
Profile – Beth Eyre
PhD Student and new regular Dementia Researcher blogger, from The University of Sheffield, researching Neurovascular and cognitive function in preclinical models of AD and in a mixed models of AD and atherosclerosis.
Profile – Bethany McLoughlin
PhD Student at University of Warwick investigating the effectiveness of support groups for carers of people with dementia, and sharing her PhD Story in Dementia Researcher, with monthly blogs, twitter takeovers and in the occasional podcast.
Profile – Brendan Commane
PhD Student at the Royal College of Art, London. Researching the Environment in care homes and how Art can improve the lives of people living with dementia and all care home residents – with the support for a small pet army.
Profile – Cathy Taylor-Rubin
Emerging from the Bogeyhole each week, to work as a Researcher and Speech Pathologist at Macquarie University, Sydney looking at Primary Progressive Aphasia