Profile – Professor Dame Louise Robinson, Newcastle University
Prof Dame Louise Robinson, Regius Prof of Ageing at Newcastle University & Academic GP with long standing experience in translational dementia care research
Prof Dame Louise Robinson, Regius Prof of Ageing at Newcastle University & Academic GP with long standing experience in translational dementia care research
Junior Research Fellow at University of Oxford exploring the application of AI to address clinical problems, stratify disease and monitor health trajectories.
Winnie Henry is a retired Psychotherapist, support co-production research projects, as a person with lived experience of dementia.
Mike Parish is a lived experience researcher, Post-Carer for his husband / Director LGBTQ+ Dementia Advisory Group CIC passionate about public involvement
David Ross is a lived experience researcher, patient and public involvement contributor and supporter of co-produced dementia research.
Community Physiotherapist & Professor of Ageing & Rehabilitation at University of Exeter, improving the wellbeing of older people & people living with dementia
Dr Rosie Ashworth is the Patient and Public Involvement Lead in the NRS Neuroprogressive and Dementia Network supporting co-produced research
NIHR ARC / Alzheimer’s Society Dem Comm Research Fellow at University of Kentworking on research to support the physical and mental wellbeing of unpaid carers.
Post-doctoral Research Fellow at University of Tasmania leading a large-scale longitudinal cohort study called the ISLAND Study.
Postdoctoral Research Fellow using computational modelling to study how the brain adapts to age and neurodegeneration using music.
Dr Joe Butler is an NIHR ARC Fellow at University of Sunderland working on techniques and paradigms from experimental psychology toexplore brain health
Sophia Krix, PhD Student at University of Bonn working on Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning for Precision Medicine for earlier diagnosis of Alzheimer’s