Profile – Dr Rebecca O’Brien, University of Nottingham
Senior Fellow, Speech and Language Therapist focused on improving the communication of healthcare practitioners when working with people living with dementia.
Senior Fellow, Speech and Language Therapist focused on improving the communication of healthcare practitioners when working with people living with dementia.
Postdoc at The University of Manchester and keeper of fish. Researching Stroke and modelling in vitro in order to reduce the number of animals required
Research Technician working to understand the role of innate immune cells that regulate inflammation following intracerebral haemorrhage
Postdoctoral Researcher in the Living Lab in Ageing and Long-Term Care, Maastricht University researching improvements in staffing in long-term care.
Professor of the Care of Older People and Clinical Academic Geriatrician at Royal Derby Hospital, with a research interest in Care Homes & Care of Older People
Academic mentor, research champion and loving carer for his mother who is living with dementia, climbing mountains in more ways than one.
New Research Communications Officer at Alzheimer’s Society, helping share news of the great work being funded by the UK’s leading dementia charity.
Professional Lead for Adult Speech and Language Therapy & Part-time PhD Student working between Sussex Community NHS Foundation Trust & UCL
Sir Henry Wellcome Postdoc Fellow at UCL studying; metacognition, such as confidence and error detection; cognitive offloading and (perceptual) decision making
PhD Student at The University of Edinburgh, delivering clinical trials in Motor Neurone Disease & researching use of wearable devices
Trained electrophysiologist with background in biochemistry and glia science. Now a Postdoc researching Neural circuits in health and disease,
Caring for her husband who is living with Vascular Dementia, Founder / Chair of Dementia Friendly Communities known as Connecting Communities and NIHR Reviewer