Profile – Dr Sterre de Boer, Alzheimercentrum Amsterdam
Dementia ResearcherDr Sterre de Boer is a Postdoctoral Researcher at Alzheimercentrum Amsterdam researching Sporadic Frontotemporal dementia, early diagnostics and neuropsychiatry
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Profile – Athina Grigoriou, University of Dundee
Athina Grigoriou, PhD Student at the University of Dundee working to identify a reciprocal relationship between DNA damage and neurodegeneration, specifically in synucleiopathies
Profile – Dr Jackie Kindell, The University of Manchester
Dr Jackie Kindell, Speech & Language Therapist & Clinical Senior Lecturer at The University of Manchester exploring communications and Interactions in dementia
Profile – Andrew Arnott, The University of Edinburgh
Andrew Arnott works at The University of Edinburgh as the Climate, Biodiversity & Sustainability Manager, working to embed new practices across the University.
Profile – Rosemary Townsend
Rosemary Townsend, leading a charity, delivering and supporting vital research and even able to tackle Speech and Language Therapy Training.
Dr Clarissa Giebel, University of Liverpool
Exploring how to enable people living with dementia staying independently and well at home for as long as possible, and tackling health inequalities.
Profile – Rachel Allen, University of the West of Scotland
Rachel Allen is about to start a PhD at Alzheimer Scotland Centre for Policy and Practice exploring career experiences of women living with young-onset dementia
Profile – Dr Ahmad Al Khleifat, King’s College London
Dr Ahmad Al Khleifat is a Senior Research Fellow at King’s College London interested in Motor Neuron Disease, complex disease genetics and precision medicine
Profile – Dr Megan Fowler, Flinders University
Dr Megan Fowler is a Postdoctoral Research Associate at Flinders University investigating endogenous retroviruses and their role in Motor Neuron Disease
Profile – Professor Eneida Mioshi, University of East Anglia
Prof Eneida Mioshi works at the University of East Anglia developing assessments & interventions to support families affected by dementia & motor neuron disease
Profile – Dr Kalisha Bonds Johnson, Emory University
Dr Kalisha Bonds Johnson is an Assistant Prof & Nurse Practitioner at Emory University exploring dementia carer research, health disparities, dyadic analysis
Profile – Dr Katie Breheny, University of Bristol
Dr Katie Breheny is a Health Economist and NIHR x Alzheimer’s Society Dem Comm Fellow at University of Bristol, assessing if interventions offer value for money