Videos
Genetic therapies represent a remarkable avenue for potentially slowing and preventing neurodegenerative diseases. This includes a first-in-human, gene-silencing treatment for Alzheimer’s disease. Find out more on this from Catherine Mummery.
In this video, we spoke with Henrik Zetterberg to find out how challenges with replication, reproducibility and specificity could be addressed in the field.
In a revolutionary approach, Cognetivity (London, UK) have created a new test for detecting dementia and Alzheimer’s disease by focusing on image cognition and the brain’s ability to analyze visual information.
In this video, Marc describes what his favorite aspect in research has been so far and offers advice for those interested in studying CTE.
We had the pleasure of filming a joint seminar from the Michael J Fox Foundation and Abcam on biomarkers of neuroinflammation in Parkinson’s disease. Discover more about this in our video, with timepoints for each slide included.
In this video, Marc Goldfinger provides us with an overview of his work on CTE and boxer’s brains, including why CTE is of increasing public interest.
The UK DRI’s COO, Adrian Ivinson, discusses the UK DRI and the current dementia care research landscape, as well as new opportunities for dementia researchers to join the Institute.
Filmed at Lilly’s Erl Wood at 50 celebration event, Sue Forda (Lilly, UK) shares highlights from Erl Wood’s 50-year history,…
Whilst at Lilly’s Erl Wood at 50 celebration event, we spoke with Michael Hutton (Lilly, UK). In this video, Michael…
Whilst at Lilly’s Erl Wood at 50 celebration event, we sat down with Dan Skovronsky (Lilly, UK). In this interview,…
