Profile – Dr Angela Carter, University of the West of Scotland
Dementia ResearcherDr Angela Carter is a Doctoral Research Fellow exploring creative, rights based approaches with people with advanced dementia and those who support them.
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Profile – Natalia Chemas, Queen Mary University of London
Natalia Chemas is a Doctoral Research Fellow at Queen Mary University of London studying equitable blood biomarker testing for Alzheimer’s.
Profile – Natalie Wickett, Simon Fraser University
Natalie Wickett is a graduate student at Simon Fraser University researching Alzheimer’s, physical activity and sex differences, exploring hormones and ageing.
Profile – Conny McGowan, The Orders of St John Care Trust
Conny McGowan is Head of Care at Hartsholme House, Orders of St John Care Trust, leading dementia care and supporting research to improve life for residents.
Profile – Dr Emma Hock, The University of Sheffield
Dr Emma Hock is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Sheffield specialising in evidence synthesis in social care, leading NIHR funded review research.
Profile – Dr Bryony Waters-Harvey, The University of Sheffield
Dr Bryony Waters Harvey is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Sheffield, studying care and support for people living with dementia and MND.
Profile – Professor Paul Freemont, Imperial College London
Paul Freemont is a Professor & UKDRI Group Leader at Imperial College London researching UTIs & dementia, developing urine biomarkers and home monitoring tools
Profile – Tom Adam, Imperial College London
Tom Adam is a Research Assistant at the UK Dementia Research Institute Imperial College London, developing home UTI diagnostics to support people with dementia.
Profile – David de Jong-Bambagioni, Global Brain Health Institute
David de Jong Bambagioni is a social entrepreneur at GBHI who applies XR and spatial computing to improve care and widen access for all.
Profile – Rebecca Egerton, Queen’s University Belfast
Rebecca Egerton is a PhD student at Queens University Belfast studying cognitive resilience in dementia and enjoys Crossfit and American Flag Football.
Profile – Dr Elizabeth Rhodus, University of Kentucky
Dr Elizabeth Rhodus is an Assistant Professor at Kentucky who studies behavioural support for neurological conditions and helps families with care.
Profile – Dr Inga Antonsdottir, Johns Hopkins University
Dr Inga Antonsdottir is a Nurse Practitioner and Postdoctoral Fellow at Johns Hopkins researching sleep, circadian rhythms, and Alzheimer’s prevention.