Our work on synaptic PET in FTD is online on ANA Journals - I couldn't be prouder of the wonderful teamwork (during a pandemic)! Huge thanks to all incredible volunteers and families, Cambridge FTD & WBIC, Race Against Dementia Wellcome NIHR Cambridge Biomedical Research Centre doi.org/10.1002/ana.26…

The fantastic Robert Howard again highlighting something I hadn't considered. The potential for infusion reactions unblinding patients and relatives during the lecanemab trial, perhaps contributing to very small clinical effects. British Neuropsychiatry Association fantastic conference.

📢 CNS2024: Sleep, Consciousness & Cognition is live and open for registration 🌍Queens' College | April 5th 2024 🌟Incredible line up🌟 🔬Data blitz | Poster Exhibit | Industry Exhibit 🥂Dinner, Drinks & Networking 🎙️🌟Plenaries Anil Seth & Athena Demertzi 🖱️neuroscience.cam.ac.uk/camneuro-event…

Thrilled to share my latest paper, a culmination from my prior career chapter. Special thanks to my fellow co-authors Thomas Cope, Jiaxiang Zhang , Cambridge FTD. Immense gratitude to the patients and their families for their invaluable help. 🙏 academic.oup.com/braincomms/art…

What does it look like to lose your understanding of the world? Drawings from patients with semantic dementia reveal a transmodal graded loss of concept knowledge: doi.org/10.3758/s13421… with Cambridge FTD

Patients with epilepsy often complain bitterly about poor memory, but what can we say about how different types of memory are affected by different types of epilepsy? Kirsty Phillips' excellent review will be core reading for clinicians and neuroscientists doi.org/10.1016/j.seiz…