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Emma Clayton

Dr Emma Clayton

Emerging Leader

UK DRI at King's

Investigating presynaptic proteostasis using novel tools in novel models

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Natalie Connor-Robson

Dr Natalie Connor-Robson

Emerging Leader

UK DRI at Cardiff

Deciphering the genetics of late-onset Alzheimer's and the role of the endocytic pathway

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Timothy Constandinou

Prof Timothy Constandinou

Group Leader

UK DRI Care Research & Technology at Imperial

Creating novel bioelectronic systems to support people living with dementia

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Tina Cottrell

Centre Manager, UK DRI at Cardiff

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Bart De Strooper

Prof Bart De Strooper

Group Leader

UK DRI at UCL

Investigating the cellular reaction to amyloid beta and tau protein in Alzheimer's disease

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Dr Blanca Díaz-Castro

Group Leader

UK DRI at Edinburgh

Understanding the molecular and cellular mechanisms that link brain blood vessel dysfunction and dementia

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Derk-Jan Dijk

Prof Derk-Jan Dijk

Group Leader

UK DRI Care Research & Technology at Surrey

Developing and evaluating new technologies that can measure a person’s sleep and wake patterns at home

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Vincent Dion

Prof Vincent Dion

Group Leader

UK DRI at Cardiff

Developing new treatments to stop the progression of expanded repeat disorders

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Prof Fiona Ducotterd

UK DRI Co-investigator

UCL

Chief Scientific Officer of the Alzheimer's Research UK UCL Drug Discovery Institute

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Karen Duff

Prof Karen Duff

Centre Director

UK DRI at UCL

Revealing the molecular causes and consequences of tauopathy in Alzheimer's disease and frontotemporal dementia

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