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Prof Sarah Bauermeister has been speaking at the #TBI-Reporter conference today about curation of data at scale. At #DPUK she developed the #C-Surv #ontology enabling highly effective data management. #braininjury #dataanalysis # dementia #trauma @oxfordpsychiatry.bsky.social
September 18, 2025 at 2:00 PM
Prof Sarah Bauermeister has been speaking at the #TBI-Reporter conference today about curation of data at scale. At #DPUK she developed the #C-Surv #ontology enabling highly effective data management. #braininjury #dataanalysis # dementia #trauma @oxfordpsychiatry.bsky.social
We need public & patient feedback via ZOOM - Thursday August 14th, 1:00pm - on a planned major research programme into balance & dizziness post moderate-to-severe traumatic brain injury. Register to attend by emailing info@menieres.org.uk
@headwayuk.bsky.social
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@headwayuk.bsky.social
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Feedback Needed for Major Research Study - | Ménière’s Society
Public and Patient Opinion into a Major Research Programme Looking at the Mechanisms of Imbalance and Dizziness in Traumatic Brain Injury
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August 10, 2025 at 9:11 AM
We need public & patient feedback via ZOOM - Thursday August 14th, 1:00pm - on a planned major research programme into balance & dizziness post moderate-to-severe traumatic brain injury. Register to attend by emailing info@menieres.org.uk
@headwayuk.bsky.social
www.menieres.org.uk/news/entry/1...
@headwayuk.bsky.social
www.menieres.org.uk/news/entry/1...
PPIE: vestibular dysfunction in TBI
We are holding a Zoom call to gain additional public and patient opinion into a major research programme looking at the mechanisms of imbalance and dizziness in traumatic brain injury.
Wed 25/06/2025, 13:00 (London time).
Email info@menieres.org.uk to attend
We are holding a Zoom call to gain additional public and patient opinion into a major research programme looking at the mechanisms of imbalance and dizziness in traumatic brain injury.
Wed 25/06/2025, 13:00 (London time).
Email info@menieres.org.uk to attend
June 21, 2025 at 12:58 PM
PPIE: vestibular dysfunction in TBI
We are holding a Zoom call to gain additional public and patient opinion into a major research programme looking at the mechanisms of imbalance and dizziness in traumatic brain injury.
Wed 25/06/2025, 13:00 (London time).
Email info@menieres.org.uk to attend
We are holding a Zoom call to gain additional public and patient opinion into a major research programme looking at the mechanisms of imbalance and dizziness in traumatic brain injury.
Wed 25/06/2025, 13:00 (London time).
Email info@menieres.org.uk to attend
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Dr Toby Ellmers from Imperial College London is the winner of our Rising Star Award - congratulations to him. He told us about his work on fear of falling and his key plans for the funds.
April 29, 2025 at 2:58 PM
Dr Toby Ellmers from Imperial College London is the winner of our Rising Star Award - congratulations to him. He told us about his work on fear of falling and his key plans for the funds.
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Last week at our Annual Symposium, we were delighted to present the 2024/25 Vivensa Academy Excellence Awards to two outstanding researchers: Professor @vickigphysio.bsky.social (University of Exeter) and Dr @tobyellmers.bsky.social (Imperial College London).
May 6, 2025 at 9:47 AM
Last week at our Annual Symposium, we were delighted to present the 2024/25 Vivensa Academy Excellence Awards to two outstanding researchers: Professor @vickigphysio.bsky.social (University of Exeter) and Dr @tobyellmers.bsky.social (Imperial College London).
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Study lead Prof Paul Edison, Professor of Neuroscience, said:
"This has significant implications for the way in which we treat cardiovascular disease in men and women to prevent dementia in future."
"This has significant implications for the way in which we treat cardiovascular disease in men and women to prevent dementia in future."
November 28, 2024 at 11:13 AM
Study lead Prof Paul Edison, Professor of Neuroscience, said:
"This has significant implications for the way in which we treat cardiovascular disease in men and women to prevent dementia in future."
"This has significant implications for the way in which we treat cardiovascular disease in men and women to prevent dementia in future."
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A study using UK Biobank data has found that men at high risk of heart disease face earlier brain health decline than women.
The decline was linked to regions in the temporal lobe which are crucial for memory and sensory processing.👇
www.imperial.ac.uk/news/258793/...
The decline was linked to regions in the temporal lobe which are crucial for memory and sensory processing.👇
www.imperial.ac.uk/news/258793/...
Men at high risk of heart disease face earlier brain health decline than women | Imperial News | Imperial College London
Men at risk of cardiovascular disease may develop cognitive conditions up to a decade before similarly at-risk women
www.imperial.ac.uk
November 28, 2024 at 11:13 AM
A study using UK Biobank data has found that men at high risk of heart disease face earlier brain health decline than women.
The decline was linked to regions in the temporal lobe which are crucial for memory and sensory processing.👇
www.imperial.ac.uk/news/258793/...
The decline was linked to regions in the temporal lobe which are crucial for memory and sensory processing.👇
www.imperial.ac.uk/news/258793/...
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Imperial's Clinical Imaging Facility has relaunched and with a brand new whole-body PET-CT scanner.🩻
The facility based at the Hammersmith Hospital Campus provides research support and technology for research activities across the university.👇
www.imperial.ac.uk/news/258853/...
The facility based at the Hammersmith Hospital Campus provides research support and technology for research activities across the university.👇
www.imperial.ac.uk/news/258853/...
State-of-the-art clinical imaging facility relaunches at Hammersmith Campus | Imperial News | Imperial College London
Imperial’s Clinical Imaging Facility provides researchers across the university access to the latest scanning technologies.
www.imperial.ac.uk
November 29, 2024 at 11:58 AM
Imperial's Clinical Imaging Facility has relaunched and with a brand new whole-body PET-CT scanner.🩻
The facility based at the Hammersmith Hospital Campus provides research support and technology for research activities across the university.👇
www.imperial.ac.uk/news/258853/...
The facility based at the Hammersmith Hospital Campus provides research support and technology for research activities across the university.👇
www.imperial.ac.uk/news/258853/...
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Our Dr Marco Brancaccio (@mbra3.bsky.social) said about the discovery:
"It could potentially lead to new ways to treat disrupted circadian rhythms in insomnia, and even help to slow the onset of dementia."
"It could potentially lead to new ways to treat disrupted circadian rhythms in insomnia, and even help to slow the onset of dementia."
December 4, 2024 at 3:04 PM
Our Dr Marco Brancaccio (@mbra3.bsky.social) said about the discovery:
"It could potentially lead to new ways to treat disrupted circadian rhythms in insomnia, and even help to slow the onset of dementia."
"It could potentially lead to new ways to treat disrupted circadian rhythms in insomnia, and even help to slow the onset of dementia."