Profile – Karysa Britton, Washington University in St Louis
Dementia ResearcherClinical Psychology PhD Student working on Wellbeing, aging, and dementia – one of the researchers working on the World Happiness Report.
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Profile – Dr Emily Willroth, Washington University in St Louis
Assistant Professor exploring how different components of psychosocial wellbeing (e.g., satisfaction, sense of purpose, social connection) change over time
Profile – Dr Kyrsten Hill, Washington University in St Louis
Postdoctoral Researcher working on improving undertanding on interventions realting to stress, health, and well-being across adulthood into late life.
Profile – Dr Cassandra Dinius, Rare Disease Clinical Trial Network
PPI Liaison Officer, interested in understanding ageing, health and quality of life with a background is in cognitive ageing and neuroscience research
Profile – Soumilee Chaudhuri, Indiana University
PhD Student at Indiana University School of Medicine working at the intersection of multi-omics and neuroimaging to characterize Alzheimer therapeutics.
Profile – Dr Emma Law, Neuroprogressive and Dementia Network
Qualified Nurse with over 10 years experience in leading NHS dementia trial delivery, now Strategic Manager in the Neuroprogressive and Dementia Network
Profile – Dr Michael Klaper, Moving Medicine Forward
Physician, Author, NASA Programme Advisor undertaking research to understand health-promoting food and lifestyle choices to arrest and reverse chronic disease
Profile – Dr Jeffrey Davies, Swansea University
Dr Jeffrey Davies is an Associate Professor of Molecular Neurobiology at Swansea University leading on Biomarkers & Genes theme at the University.
Profile – Amelia Robson, Northumbria University
Research Assistant with a background in Psychology involved in day-to-day delivery of dementia clinical trials within the NHS across the North East of England
Profile – Dr Lisi Flores Aguilar, UC Irvine
Postdoctoral Researcher at University of California, Irvine researching cerebrovascular pathology in people with Down syndrome and Alzheimer’s
Profile – Natalie Edwards, Columbia University
PhD Student studing the independent and interactive contributions of cerebrovascular disease & neuroinflammation to Alzheimer’s in adults with Down syndrome
Profile – Professor Jason Hassenstab, Washington University
Professor of Neurology & Director of the Cognitive Technology Research Laboratory & Cognition Core Lead for the Dominantly Inherited Alzheimer Network (DIAN)