Sep 10, 2024 Shaping the future of dementia research: Meet the UK DRI’s newest Emerging Leaders We are pleased to announce three new UK DRI Emerging Leaders: Dr Maura Malpetti, Dr... Learn more Shaping the future of dementia research: Meet the UK DRI’s newest Emerging Leaders
Jan 01, 2024 Why partner with the UK DRI? The UK DRI is central to a rich and connected dementia research ecosystem, and we... Learn more Why partner with the UK DRI?
Jan 01, 2024 Why join the UK DRI? By joining the UK DRI you’ll belong to a team of world-class researchers, technical specialists... Learn more Why join the UK DRI?
News Jul 17, 2025 - Research Tau spreads through synapses in Progressive Supranuclear Palsy Scientists led by Prof Tara Spires-Jones and Dr Claire Durrant (UK DRI at Edinburgh) have... Learn more Tau spreads through synapses in Progressive Supranuclear Palsy Jul 17, 2025 - Comment UK Dementia Research Institute responds to Life Sciences Sector Plan On Wednesday 16 July the Government published the Life Sciences Sector Plan, forming a vital... Learn more UK Dementia Research Institute responds to Life Sciences Sector Plan Jul 11, 2025 - Research Smartwatch data is more sensitive than clinical scores in detecting early Parkinson’s-related brain changes Research led by Dr Cynthia Sandor (UK DRI at Imperial) shows that long-term data from... Learn more Smartwatch data is more sensitive than clinical scores in detecting early Parkinson’s-related brain changes
Jul 17, 2025 - Research Tau spreads through synapses in Progressive Supranuclear Palsy Scientists led by Prof Tara Spires-Jones and Dr Claire Durrant (UK DRI at Edinburgh) have... Learn more Tau spreads through synapses in Progressive Supranuclear Palsy
Jul 17, 2025 - Comment UK Dementia Research Institute responds to Life Sciences Sector Plan On Wednesday 16 July the Government published the Life Sciences Sector Plan, forming a vital... Learn more UK Dementia Research Institute responds to Life Sciences Sector Plan
Jul 11, 2025 - Research Smartwatch data is more sensitive than clinical scores in detecting early Parkinson’s-related brain changes Research led by Dr Cynthia Sandor (UK DRI at Imperial) shows that long-term data from... Learn more Smartwatch data is more sensitive than clinical scores in detecting early Parkinson’s-related brain changes
