Profile – Dr Sarah Griffiths, University College London
Dementia ResearcherWith a background in Speech and Language Therapy as a clinician and lecturer, Sarah is now a Senior Research Fellow at the University College London
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Profile – Dr Marianne Coleman, University of Melbourne
Clinical Eyecare Research Fellow, Marianne’s research aims to break down barriers to accessing routine eyecare experienced by people with dementia & carers.
Profile – Dr Sarah Bauermeister
Senior Researcher and Data Manager for Dementias Platform UK at the University of Oxford. Former barefoot runner, and now running to use data to beat dementia.
Profile – Dr Hadi Modarres
Red (not blue) Kopite, and Data Scientist with Cognetivity. Bringing experience in engineering to the dementia challenge.
Profile – Professor Richard Everson
Ultra Marathon Runner and Professor of Machine Learning at the University of Exeter, bringing machine learning to dementia data.
Profile – Michelle Lai
Research officer and PhD student at the University of Sydney, working in Young-onset dementia and fuelled by Australian sunshine and classic British comedy.
Profile – Dr Pippa Collins, University of Southampton
Safe driver and Dem Comm Research Fellow and physiotherapist by background, currently work as an ACP in frailty developing frailty pathways in Southampton.
Profile – Dr Kellyn Lee
Senior Research Assistant and PhD Student at the University of Southampton, researching Dementia Care. Fuelled by the great outdoors, gin and chocolate
Profile – Professor Jill Manthorpe
Professor of Social Work at King’s College London researching workforce and dementia care. Looks forward to winter and an excuse to don her white boots!
Profile – Professor Rosemary Varley
Professor of Acquired Language Disorders, working on language disorders in post-stroke aphasia and dementia; and the role of language in non-verbal cognition.
Profile – Dr Cathy Taylor-Rubin
Emerging from the Bogeyhole each week, to work as a Researcher and Speech Pathologist at Macquarie University, Sydney looking at Primary Progressive Aphasia
Profile – Luisa Krein
Working as a Speech and Language Therapist and Studying for PhD at the University of Sydney. Horseback yoga proved to be too dangerous!