Researcher Tim Shakespeare has  presented his findings at AAIC 2014 that brain connections linking the eyes with other areas of the brain are more affected in PCA than in typical Alzheimer’s. Hear him talk more about his work.

Dr Tim Shakespeare - AAIC 2014

ARUK funded researcher, Dr Tim Shakespeare presented his findings at AAIC 2014 that brain connections linking the eyes with other areas of the brain are more affected in PCA than in typical Alzheimer’s. Hear him talk more about his work:

Dr Abdul Hye from Kings College London talking about how the conference is helping him take forward his research on an Alzheimer's disease blood test.

Dr Abdul Hye - AAIC 2014

Dr Claire Michel, University of Cambridge talking about her research using super-resolution microscopes.

Dr Clare Michel - AAIC 2014

Cassidy Fiford from UCL talks to us about her research at AAIC 2014

Cassidy Fiford - AAIC

Dr Selina on how she feels to win the Pioneer award at the Red Magazine Women of the Year awards.

Dr Selina Wray - Red Magazine's Women of Year Award Winner

Prof David Rubinsztein, lead academic scientist of Alzheimer's Research UK's Drug Discovery institute in Cambridge talks about this unique initiative. 

Alzheimer's Research UK's Drug Discovery Alliance - Prof David Rubinsztein

Insight 46 - Q&A with the study's researchers.

Dr Camilla Clark developed tests of humour – comparing slapstick humour to more abstract satirical jokes and studied whether people’s responses were altered between different types of dementia.