Profile – Amber Sewell-Green, University of Queensland
Dementia ResearcherPhD Candidate and Accredited Practicing Dietitian (APD) working on new Nutrition Care Guidelines for MND: Energy balance and the role of lipids in ALS.
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Profile – Heather Marriott, King’s College London
PhD Student undertaking analysis of next-gen sequencing data using bioinformatics and machine learning to advance personalised medicine approaches in ALS / MND.
Profile – Holly Marland, So Many Beauties
Freelance Musician and Music Therapist working across the North West, working co-creatively with people living with dementia and their ensemble of care.
Profile – Liv McLennan, Sounds Better CIC
Muscian, Freelancer; co-director Sounds Better CIC; PhD student Guildhall School of Music and Drama working on Intergenerational Music Making Care Homes.
Profile – Dr Andy Northcott, University of West London
Senior Lecturer with a wide portfolio or research, exploring dementia friendly arts, everyday care, hospital admissions and support.
Emily Spencer, University College London
PhD Student researching post-diagnostic support and advance care planning for people with dementia at University College London.
Profile – Diane Ty, Milken Institute
Senior Director overseeing the Milken Institute Future Ageing Programme and its work at the intersection of healthy longevity and financial security.
Profile – Dr Amy Lloyd, University of Dundee
Race Against Dementia – ARUK Fellow at University of Dundee, using mass spectrometry and proteomics to characterise microglia responses in health and disease.
Profile – Rajiv Ahuja, Milken Institute
Associate Director, managing the Milken’s ‘Alliance to Improve Dementia Care’, a multi-sector collaborative of 120 dementia organizations and thought leaders
Profile – Professor Nick Fox, University College London
Professor of Neurology & pioneer in Neuroimaging, exploring the application of MRI and imaging to support early detection of Alzheimer’s and other Dementias.
Profile – Professor Sir John Hardy, University College London
Breakthrough & Brain Prize holder, and World-leading neurogeneticist and one of the leading people behind the highly influential ‘amyloid-cascade’ hypothesis.
Profile – Professor Cath Mummery, University College London
Consultant Neurologist & Head of clinical trials at the UCL / UCLH Dementia Research Centre enabling the delivery of early phase clinical trials.