Are you a motivated young bioinformatician with a strong interest in Alzheimer’s research? We are offering a fully-funded #PhD position in Molecular subtyping of Alzheimer’s disease using multi-omics data integration @MaastrichtU
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I am doing my first triathlon this Sunday to try to raise further money for @AlzResearchUK Sea swim 750m, bike 24km, run 5km 😬. If any spare pennies please sponsor via my #runningdowndementia page as still open from 604km running challenge this summer!
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COVID-19 online lecture hall (in order to not wake up the kids while recording) :wink:. New day, new chances! Hang in there! Go EPI-AD! @MaastrichtU @EPI_AD
Congratulations to our young scientist poster exhibition prize winners: Luca Kleineidam, Niamh Connolly and Vincent Baudouin, seen here with Professors Philippe Amouyel and Etienne Hirsch #jpndsymposium2019
Parallel scientific sessions on Genetic and environmental risk factors, Healthcare, prevention and treatment, Synaptic molecular mechanisms and Geonomics and epigenetics are running now #jpndsymposium2019
The European Joint Programming Initiative on Neurodegenerative Disease research (JPND) organises its international scientific meeting in Brussels where leading researchers from 51 JPND supported projects on neurodegenerative disease research will gather. https://t.co/JSNkxBKCtj
Katie Lunnon @katielunnon presenting our EWAS meta-analysis of Alzheimer's disease. The study builds on her original paper highlighting differential DNAm in ANK1 in the cortex: https://t.co/Tv9FzK5h1H. @ExeterMed#ECD19
We did it! The @PsyEpigenetics team swam 316km in 2 months and raised over £2,500 for important dementia research! So proud of all my colleagues - particularly the ones who signed up despite not liking swimming! #ExeterDementia@ExeterMed@AlzResearchUK
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As dementia is so common, many of us will have a relative living with the condition – but this does not mean we will develop it too. Most cases of dementia are not caused by genes we inherit from our parents.