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Agustín Ibañez
Professor/director of the Latin American Brain Health Institute, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez; associate research professor and research group team leader, GBHI, Trinity Dublin, Ireland
Empowering Latin American networks and researchers to fight dementia collaboratively.
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Anusha Yasoda-Mohan
Postdoctoral research associate, School of Psychology, Trinity College Dublin
Researching the mechanism of action of tinnitus, which shares risk factors with dementia; advocating for brain health literacy through the transdisciplinary collaboration of arts and science.
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Arianna Almirall Sánchez
Sphere Scholar, School of Public Health, Trinity College Dublin
Researching the relationship between cognitive reserve and cognitive decline by analyzing population data from high-, middle- and low-income countries to identify mid-life risk factors for dementias. Developing a training program for caregivers.
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Catherine Jordan
Experimental psychologist and research fellow, University College Dublin
Pursuing the relationship between musical expertise and the development of dementia, and exploring the mechanisms underpinning this association, and music as therapy.
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Christine FitzGerald
Postdoctoral researcher, National University of Ireland Galway
Exploring the role of community services such as Alzheimer cafés in supporting social citizenship, and developing a psychosocial evaluation strategy to mobilize and enhance psychosocial interventions.
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David Loughrey
Postdoctoral fellow, Trinity College Dublin
Researching the relationship between hearing loss and the development of dementia through neurocognitive assessment of older adults with hearing loss.
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Dominic Campbell
Director, Creative Aging International; curator/producer of Creative Brain Week; arts officer, Irish Hospice Foundation
Developing and sustaining project prototypes, infused with art and creativity, backed by solid evidence and responding to need and local circumstance to help reduce the fear of age and its related illnesses among elders.
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Eimear McGlinchey
Assistant professor in intellectual disability, Trinity College Dublin
Including people with Down syndrome in all aspects of dementia research.
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Elaine Howard
Independent consultant, Dementia Focus
Delivering bespoke consultancy in service reform and training solutions to dementia service providers and innovators who seek to provide personalized care and support for people living with dementia.
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Fionnuala Sweeney
Multimedia editor, Atlantic Institute
Hearing from a wide range of people working in the dementia space; her podcast series, "Dementia is Global," aims to raise global awareness about brain health to change attitudes and policies.
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Francesca Farina
Research assistant professor, Northwestern University; visiting researcher, Trinity College Dublin
Researching early risk factors for dementia and working with community partners to promote brain health and well-being across the lifespan.
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Gráinne Hope
Founder and director, Music & Health Ireland; professional cellist
Working to improve the experience and quality of life for those living with dementia through music.
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Gráinne McGettrick
Policy and research manager, Acquired Brain Injury Ireland
Engaging in policy analysis, stakeholder engagement and political advocacy to campaign and develop research partnerships to improve the lives of people with brain injury and their families.
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Irina Kinchin
Health economist, Trinity College Dublin
Strengthening local health and social care planning in the face of limited resources through the use of economic evaluation toward outcome orientation provision by commissioners and providers of health and care services.
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Karen Meenan
Patient and public involvement and communications/dissemination coordinator, HRB Dementia Clinical Trials Nework Ireland, Dementia Trials Ireland
Working with people living with dementia and their carers, developing theater and radio broadcasts. In particular working with people affected with Lewy Body Disorders and their caregivers to raise awareness of this disease and build community.
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Lorna Roe
Research assistant professor, Trinity College Dublin
Investigating trajectories of frailty and cognitive decline among older adults in Ireland and how these trajectories impact on patterns and costs of care, functional decline and caregiver burden.
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Mick O'Kelly
Artist
Creating work about the indeterminate relationship between humans and space. Producing spaces that are transformative and stimulate the senses for one's milieu and well-being. Developing an art practice that is more inclusive.
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Mike Hanrahan
Author/musician/songwriter/ performer,
Exploring and promoting the connection between the arts and brain health through music, writing and performance.
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Miriam Galvin
Associate professor in intersectional research methodology, School of Medicine, Trinity College Dublin
Working on research tracking patient and caregiver journeys, interaction with health services, as well as the conceptualization and assessment of quality of life and caregiver experiences.
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