Videos
The ENIGMA brain injury group – also referred to as the ENIGMA Consortium – is a global collaboration that brings…
In this video, Payam Barnaghi (University of Surrey, UK) discusses the application of artificial intelligence and neurotechnology into a healthcare setting for patients with traumatic brain injury.
At the 21st Spinal Research Network Meeting, we had the pleasure of speaking with Grégoire Courtine to hear more about the development of neurotechnologies for spinal cord injuries, including how close we might be to turning this rehabilitation paradigm into a treatment in the clinic.
What are the challenges associated with identifying risk genes for Alzheimer’s disease? What more needs to be done to successfully translate this genetic data into potential therapeutics? Watch our video with Owen Peters to find out more.
What might the mechanisms behind circadian dysfunction in the early stages of dementia be? What more needs to be done to successfully translate this into the clinic? Watch our video with Marco Brancaccio to find out.
At the UK–Korea Neuroscience Symposium (12–13 August, London, UK), we had the fantastic opportunity of interviewing Justin Lee (Institute for…
In this video, we spoke with Kei Cho (UK DRI, King’s College London, UK) to find out more about the UK–Korea Neuroscience Symposium and how this collaboration has developed over the last few years.
What are the main challenges surrounding primary prevention trials for Alzheimer’s? Should researchers be exploring alternative avenues to amyloid-β in these trials? Take a look at our interview with Randall Bateman to find out more.
At the Glial meeting in Portugal, we had the fantastic opportunity of interviewing Pascale Eede and Verena Haage about their research with astrocytes and microglia, as well as their experiences on acquiring viable glial cells from adult brain tissues.
In this interview from the Video Journal of Biomedicine, Hannah Brown (Ipsos Healthcare, London, UK) discusses physician and patient treatment decision-making for relapsing–remitting multiple sclerosis.
