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Due to Covid-19, ADF2020 will not be held 31 May - 2 June as planned. NNIDR is working with stakeholders to determine whether the event can be held at an alternative time. We will provide an update as soon as we are able.
See https://nnidr.eventsair.com/adf2020/ for more information.
CAIN collaborator Dr Daniel Davis (UC London) is presenting at the Allied Health Staff Forum.
Dr Davis is a Wellcome Trust Intermediate Clinical Fellow and Honorary Consultant in Geriatric Medicine. He qualified from the University of Edinburgh in 2003 and undertook postgraduate training in Oxford and London. His PhD was obtained from the University of Cambridge. At UCLH, he is interested in improving the care of older people with cognitive impairment in the hospital setting.
Dr Davis's primary interest is the relationship between delirium and/or acute illness and trajectories of cognitive decline in large population-representative studies. He seeks to understand these relationships in their broadest sense, from the pathophysiological underpinnings through to the implications for health care policy. Dr Davis is the PI of the Delirium and Population Health Informatics Cohort (DELPHIC) study, which tracks cognition before, during and after acute illness in older Camden residents.
Follow this link for more information.
CAIN collaborator Dr Daniel Davis (UC London) is presenting at the SAHMRI Scientific Seminar.
As a researcher in the field of neuroscience we invite you to join us at the Connectome Project Seminar Series 2018. A symposium series designed to connect leading neuroscientists & the next generation of researchers.
With presentations by Tobias Loetscher and Ian Musgrave
See here for more information.
Chaired by Dr Hannah Keage, and local organising committee including: Dr Tobias Loetscher, Dr Ashleigh Smith and the CAIN student group.
CAIN Members Ash Smith (15.8.2017) and Hannah Keage (17.8.2017) will be presenting at the “Science for Seniors” event at the Holdfast Bay Community Centre.
Drs Lyndsey Collins-Praino and Hannah Keage will demonstrate how we measure blood flow in the brain and discuss how brain blood flow changes as we age and with Parkinson’s Disease; they will also bring in anatomical specimens to aide this demonstration. Lyndsey and Hannah will also discuss their broader research programs looking at how we can delay the onset of cognitive decline in late-life and the role of vascular health in cognitive decline.
Get in touch with Parkinsons SA to book a spot: http://www.parkinsonssa.org.au/.
Sleep in the older population: molecules to people, theory to practice, a AAG-Australian Sleep Association joint workshop, Adelaide Convention Centre.
Organised by Dr Hannah Keage and Dr Ashleigh Smith.
Upcoming Australasian Association of Gerontology webinar, facilitated by Hannah and featuring Stephanie Harrison, who worked as a CAIN RA before taking a job at Flinders.
