Profile – Dr Anna Mallach, Imperial College London
Dementia ResearcherReserach Fellow, working on using spatial transcriptomics to resolve cellular interactions and how they are disrupted in the presence of pathology.
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Profile – Dr David J. Koss, University of Dundee
Former DJ and now a Research Associate working to understand the molecular pathology which underpins a range of neurodegenerative dementias.
Profile – Professor Patrick Lewis, Royal Veterinary College
Professor of Neuroscience researching Parkinson’s Disease taking new and very different perspective on exploring neurodegeneration.
Profile – Dr Chi Udeh-Momoh, Imperial College London
Research Programme Lead, fascinated by the brain – how we think, learn, remember; & how these processes can be affected in disease & alleviated therapeutically
Profile – Dr Melissa Scholefield, The University of Manchester
Terry Pratchett fan and Postdoctoral Research Associate in her second year focussed on Multi-omic analysis of Lewy body dementias
Rebecca Williams, University of Cambridge
Bioethics Training Programme Coordinator, driven by a family connection to dementia and researching ethics in Alzheimer’s: How can we do better research?
Profile – Mila Redzic, The University of Edinburgh
PhD Student, interested in how microglial responses may shape changes occurring in the neurovascular unit if they can be manipulate to promote resilience
Profile – Dr Nikoleta Daskoulidou, Cardiff University
Research Associate interested in the role of innate immunity and neuroinflammation in the development of Alzheimer’s disease.
Profile – Dr Timothy Daly, The Sorbonne
Bioethics Training Programme Coordinator, driven by a family connection to dementia and researching ethics in Alzheimer’s: How can we do better research?
Profile – Dr Susan Mitchell, Alzheimer’s Research UK
Head of Policy at ARUK responsible for developing evidence-based policy to ensure people affected by dementia benefit from the progress in research.
Profile – Dr Steven Quinn, University of York
Senior Lecturer & Alzheimer’s Research UK Fellow working in Biophysics; Single-Molecule Fluorescence Imaging; Protein-Protein and Membrane-Protein Interactions
Profile – Dr Natalie Connor-Robson, Cardiff University
ARUK Research Fellow, working to understand how genes associated with the endocytic pathway in Alzheimer’s contribute to the molecular and cellular changes