Profile – Anna Wernick, University College London
Dementia ResearcherPhD Student at The Francis Crick Institute exploring the role of lysosomal dysfunction in the pathogenesis of Parkinson’s disease
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Profile – Alex Gude, University of Plymouth
Research Assistant at University of Plymouth developing and evaluating a system for dementia support based in general practice
Profile – Leanne Greene, University of Exeter
Programme Manager at University of Exeter delivering translational & person-centred dementia research, and high impact randomised controlled trials
Profile – Dr Emmanuelle Vire, University College London
Audio interview & bio for Dr Emmanuelle Vire, Associate Professor at University College London investigating epigenetic mechanisms in human prion diseases
Profile – Dr Iya Whiteley, University College London
Space Psychologist. Director of the UCL Centre for Space Medicine – trained as an Astronaut Instructor at the European Astronaut Centre
Profile – Professor Chris Mason, Weill Cornell Medicine
Professor of Genomics, Physiology, and Biophysics. Undertaking computational & experimental methodologies to identify the functional genetic elements of genome
Profile – Dr Mizuki Morisaki, Cardiff University
Dr Mizuki Morisaki is a postdocl researcher at Cardiff University studying brain ageing, focusing on neurons, microglia and what drives pathological ageing.
Profile – Sophie Sanford, University of Cambridge
Alzheimer’s Society PhD Student exploring Immunology, Neuroimmunology, Antiviral Immunity, Alzheimer’s Disease and Tauopathy
Profile – Elizabeth English, British Heart Foundation
Elizabeth ‘Lizzie’ English is a research impact analyst and WiNUK founder, working to share research impact and build fairer neuroscience spaces.
Profile – Dr Josh Harvey, University of Exeter
Dr Josh Harvey is a Postdoctoral Research Associate at University of Exeter investigating gene regulatory and epigenomic changes in neurodegenerative diseases
Profile – Dr Ian Harrison, University College London
Dr Ian Harrison exploring the function of the glymphatic system in the brain and its connection (or not) to the accumulation of misfolded protein
Profile – Jack Bray, University of Aberdeen
Jack Bray is a research assistant at the University of Aberdeen studying EEG and behavioural changes in mouse models of dementia via the EQIPD research project