The 6th in-person meeting of the Fondation Leducq network 'Understanding the role of the perivascular space in cerebral small vessel disease' took place at the Yale Club, New York, in February. The two day hybrid event featured talks from each institute and was the first opportunity for network members to get together in person since 2019.
Our next meeting takes place 10-11th September... Read more
Phobe Evans gave her talk at the British Heart Foundation Retail Roadshow presenting her research delivered as part of her PhD programme.... Read more
Read the recent publications from the Perivascular Spaces in Small Vessel Disease Network from June 2022.
Professor Joanna Wardlaw received 2021 British Neuroscience Association Prize 2021, in category Outstanding Contribution to Neuroscience 2021.
Congratulations!
2021 British Neuroscience Association Prize winners (external link)
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Professor Maiken Nedergaard has recently received the 2022 Sleep Research Society Award.
The Sleep Research Society (SRS) has selected four scientists as recipients of the 2022 Sleep Research Society awards, recognising excellence in sleep and circadian research.
The winners will be announced during the SLEEP 2022.
Congratulations!
View our new Network's publications for December 2021.
View our new Network's publications for December 2021.
The UK Dementia Research Institute (DRI) launched a new online brochure aiming to highlight the progress of the Centre.
The UK DRI involves 7 research centres accross the UK, including the University of Edinburgh, all working together to tackle dementia. Professor Joanna Wardlaw leads the vascular theme which focuses on vascular contributions to dementia and neurodegeneration. Read more... Read more
The University of Glasgow are offering an MRC-funded Doctoral Training Programme (DTP) in Precision Medicine project entitled 'Moving to a data informed understanding of cerebrovascular small vessel disease'. Further details via the link below.
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Project title: Developing explainable Machine Learning approaches for brain health prognosis and patient stratification in a nationwide dataset
Description: Precision Medicine Project - Developing explainable Machine Learning approaches for brain health prognosis and patient stratification in a nationwide dataset
Application deadline: 20th January 2022
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