Our researchers
We bring together a multidisciplinary team to take on the huge challenges presented by the human brain and devastating diseases that cause dementia.
Read about the groundbreaking research programmes taking place at the Institute
Find out more about the groundbreaking research and initiatives at the Institute
Science vision
Our research programmes fit into the Institute-wide vision, ensuring our scientific goals are aligned and have the biggest impact possible in dementia research.
Find out more about our science vision for the Institute
Platforms and initiatives
To meet the challenge of developing treatments and technology for those living with dementia, we must be ambitious in our thinking and equip ourselves with the best tools, technology and resources. At the UK DRI, we’re committed to building initiatives and infrastructure that provide a catalyst to groundbreaking dementia research taking place across the UK.
Explore our large-scale investments in infrastructure and initiatives in dementia research
Research themes
To ensure we capitalise on diverse expertise, approaches and perspectives, we have established cross-centre themes that bring together researchers to address the major scientific questions that remain in key topic areas for dementia.
Learn about our current research themes and their scientific objectives
Translation and innovation
We have a clearly defined vision at the UK DRI to develop effective therapeutics, diagnostics and technologies for people living with dementia. Alongside building our disease knowledge over the coming years, we will also make progress in translating these discoveries into the clinic.
Find out more about our work in translation and innovation
Partnerships
We benefit from a rich landscape of organisations and networks committed to dementia research, both nationally and internationally. By harnessing each others’ strengths and sharing expertise, we can create a thriving research ecosystem that accelerates progress towards our collective goals.
Meet our partners and collaborators
