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Dementia Research at Manchester: from Cell to Society

13 May 2014

On Thursday, 26 June (9.30am - 4.30pm) in Lecture Theatre A, Zochonis Building

Cross-faculty research day from the Centre for Clinical and Cognitive Neuroscience, Alzheimer’s Research UK and MICRA

Overview

  • A showcase exploring the breadth and potential of research on neurodegeneration and dementia at Manchester.

About

  • Aims to give researchers from any discipline a flavour of what’s going on, the available resources and potential for collaboration  
  • Accessible presentations designed for non-specialists focused on the vision and opportunities offered by this breadth of expertise and activity
  • Presentation from Manchester City Council/ NHS on the city's dementia strategy and opportunities for involvement
  • Better enable researchers to apply for interdisciplinary large grants
  • Facilitated networking and launch of dementia and neurodegeneration research community and associated listserv 
  • Identification of opportunities for follow-on workshops

Who

  • University of Manchester academics with an interest in dementia and neurodegeneration from any discipline (EPS, FLS, Humanities and MHS)
  • Manchester Academic Health Science Centre (MAHSC) partners
  • Invited guests

Register

Speakers (more to be confirmed)

Timetable

9-9.30am

Registration

9.30-9.50am

Introduction and overview

9.50-11.05am

Cell - vision and opportunities

11.05-11.35am

Coffee and networking

11.35am-12.50pm

Society - vision and opportunities

12.50-1.50pm

Lunch and networking

1.50-2.10pm

City's dementia strategy - Manchester City Council/ NHS

2.10-3.25pm

Cognition - vision and opportunities

3.25-4pm

Summary, follow on opportunities and next steps

4-4.30pm

Coffee and networking


We would encourage you to attend the whole day to maximise your understanding of research and opportunities across the disciplines. Future large grant calls are expected to focus on interdisciplinary working.

Further information