Profile – Dr Neil Chadborn, University of Nottingham
NIHR / Alzheimer’s Society Research Fellow at University of Nottingham working on social prescribing and sharing memories between generations.
NIHR / Alzheimer’s Society Research Fellow at University of Nottingham working on social prescribing and sharing memories between generations.
Senior Lecturer in Psychology. Working on cyberpsychology and how digital tech can be harnessed to facilitate positive wellbeing, identity, and social inclusion
Postdoctoral Researcher working on Dementia, homecare, social care, qualitative and creative methods, ethnography at King’s College London.
Dementia Project Specialist who made the leap from the UK to New Zealand working on improving Aged Residential Care, and digital technologies for dementia.
INTERDEM Member, Associate Professor in Dementia Studies and expert in Conversation Analysis at University of Bradford, delivering teaching and research.
Research Fellow at The University of Liverpool exploring the relationship between hearing loss, dementia, Parkinson’s Disease Dementia and Lewy Body Dementia.
Staff Engineer and Husband to Postdoctoral Research Fellow Dr Isabel Castanho helping to deliver balance, occasional coding help and gaming support.
Scenic Artist, Father and Husband to Neurologist and PhD Student Dr Zanna Voysey helping to deliver balance, great design and empathy.
Architect, Father and Husband to Professor Tammaryn Lashley helping to deliver balance, great design and cooking up a storm.
Clinical Research Fellow & Neurology Specialist Registrar funded by Guarantors of Brain researching if sleep abnormalities accelerate dementia pathobiology.
Dr Ellice Parkinson, Senior Advisor at Health Innovation East and UEA, researches hydration care for older people and people living with dementia.
Chief Executive of Age UK Norwich, delivering services for people aged 50+ and supporting local aged care research in the region.
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