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Lee Goldstein discusses his work on human pathology and animal models of chronic traumatic encephalopathy, and where he thinks the brain injury field could be in 5 years’ time.
Co-organizers of the inaugural Frontiers conference, Drs Li and Jenkins, explain why they felt there was a need for such an event, and discuss their outlook on the TBI field.
Listen our recent panel discussion, held in collaboration with The Drake Foundation, to hear from our experts as they discuss the current issues surrounding brain banking.
Dr Lin tells Lauren Pulling (Editor, NC) about his work as a pediatric neurologist, and recent advances in deep brain stimulation for infants.
Megan Zuelsdorff discusses her research into the impact of lifetime stressful experiences on cognition as part of the Wisconsin Registry for Alzheimer’s Prevention Study.
In a podcast recorded live at AAIC in London, Kim Mueller talks about her group’s novel study; the largest prospective, longitudinal study of spontaneous speech samples in a study group of its kind.
While at AAIC 2017 in London, Lauren Pulling (Editor, NC) spoke to Julie Williams about her extensive work in Alzheimer’s genetics and risk factors.
Dr Vitek discusses the Neuromodulation Research Center, progression in the field, and the biggest challenges associated with developing new neuromodulation therapies for conditions such as Parkinson’s disease.
Neuro Central hosted a free online webinar, ‘Drugs and Driving: Discussing the cognitive effects of drugs on driving performance’, featuring…
Nick Fox (UCL) tells us more about the 1946 cohort, a remarkable group of around 5000 individuals who have been followed throughout their lives.
