Profile – Clive Thomas
Dementia ResearcherSpecialist Practitioner Mental Health Nurse at Swansea Bay University Health Board researching the triage and assessment of cognition in primary care
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Profile – Aiko Robert
Completed an MSc at UCL and now doing a PhD exploring Advantages and limitations of hiPSC-derived neurons for the study of neurodegeneration
Profile – Dr Ashvini Keshavan
Post-doctoral clinical research associate and Neurology Registrar researching Biofluid biomarkers of Alzheimer’s disease, rediscovering Odissi.
Profile – Dr Sarah Marzi, King’s College London
Research Fellow at King’s College London. With a background in Maths, Sarah is now researching Epigenetic regulation in neurodegenerative disease.
Profile – Jemma Pitt
DPhil Student at University of Oxford, studying Cognitive Neuroscience & Dementia with a background in Computer Science.
Profile – Stuart Gillespie
Former Communications Manager for Dementias Platform UK, looking after communications in support of the project’s mission.
Profile – Annabelle Long
PhD Student & Physiotherapist at University of Nottingham, researching exercise and dementia, developing chair-based exercise interventions.
Profile – Dr Sebastiaan De Schepper
Postdoc in the Soyon Hong Lab in the UKDRI at UCL, studying how different cellular components of the immune system contribute to health and disease.
Profile – Matthew Harrison
Senior Design Associate at the Helix Centre, Imperial College. Researching and designing technology for people living with dementia and for dementia research.
Profile – John Hammond
John Hammond is a lived experience researcher at Brighton and Sussex Medical School, supporting better dementia research and LGBTQ+ people affected by dementia
Profile – Dr Ryan West
Principle Investigator at SITraN focussed on Molecular mechanisms of Dementia in Drosophila models. Which he can dissect with one hand!
Profile – Dr Barbara Ann Bush
Tenure Track Professor at Big Bend Community College in Moses Lake, USA. Lecturing in nationalism, nostalgia, identity, and memory.