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Dr Emma Elliott
Name:
Dr Emma Elliott
Job title:
Research Associate
Place of work / study:
The University of Manchester
Area of Research:
Measuring cognitive impairment and neuropsychology
How is your work funded:
Currently funded by the Alzheimer’s Society. Previously a DEM-COMM fellow funded by NIHR/Alzheimer’s Society
Tell us a little about yourself:
I’m a mixed methods researcher with a background in psychology. I’ve worked in clinical research since 2014, with roles in the NHS, university, and consultancy.
Tell us a fun fact about yourself:
I have a beautiful labrador called Willow who is a retired guide dog
Why did you choose to work in dementia?
I’ve had a long-standing interest in cognitive disorders and how we can use neuropsychology to improve people’s lives.
What single piece of advice would you give to an early-career researcher?
Be proactive and follow whatever makes you passionate and curious
What book are you reading right now? Would you recommend it?
I’ve just started ‘It’s all in your body‘ by psychologist, Dr Sula Windgassen
Favourite film of all time?
The Matrix
Favourite ways to unplug and unwind?
Hiking and music
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