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Read more at: New Team Members
New Team Members

New Team Members

8 January 2018

The Cambridge Centre for Frontotemporal Dementia and related Disorders would like to welcome three new team members: 1) Dr Timothy Rittman is back in the lab as Clinical Research Associate 2) Juliette Lanskey has started as a Research Assistant 3) Matthew Rouse has started as a Research Assistant WELCOME!

Read more at: New publication in Nature Communications by Cope et al.
New publication in Nature Communications by Cope et al.

New publication in Nature Communications by Cope et al.

19 December 2017

New publication out in Nature Communications . A study on patients with non-fluent primary progressive aphasia shows that fronto-temporal interactions determine predictive processes in speech. Cope, T. E., Sohoglu, E., Sedley, W., Patterson, K., Jones, P. S., Wiggins, J., Dawson, C., Grube, M., Carlyon, R. P., Griffiths, T...

Read more at: New twitter account for the lab of James Rowe
New twitter account for the lab of James Rowe

New twitter account for the lab of James Rowe

28 November 2017

The lab is now on twitter as well! @CambridgeFTD We will tweet about all group-related new publications, events, etc

Read more at: New publications
New publications

New publications

27 November 2017

2 new publications out in November 2017

Read more at: Claire Lansdall receives her doctorate.
Claire Lansdall receives her doctorate.

Claire Lansdall receives her doctorate.

6 November 2017

Claire Lansdall has successfully submitted and defended her dissertation on "Apathy and Impulsivity in Frontotemporal Lobar Degeneration Syndromes" and been awarded with her doctorate. Congratulations!

Read more at: New publications in press
New publications in press

New publications in press

30 October 2017

Three new publications are currently in press. Murley, A., Rowe, J. B. (in press). Neurotransmitter deficits from frontotemporal lobar degeneration: a critical review. Brain. Cope, T. E., Rittman, T., Borchert, R., Jones, P. S., Vatansever, D., Allinson, K., Passamonti, L., Vazquez Rodriguez, P., Bevan-Jones, W. R., O’...

Read more at: Patricia Vazquez Rodriguez finished half-marathon to raise money for PSP Association
Patricia Vazquez Rodriguez finished half-marathon to raise money for PSP Association

Patricia Vazquez Rodriguez finished half-marathon to raise money for PSP Association

16 October 2017

She raised more than £2,000 for the PSP Association.

Read more at: New PhD students started in October
New PhD students started in October

New PhD students started in October

12 October 2017

Two new PhD students have started in October

Read more at: 7th Annual FTD UK Meeting
7th Annual FTD UK Meeting

7th Annual FTD UK Meeting

2 October 2017

The meeting brought together researchers in the UK working on frontotemporal dementia and associated disorders.

Read more at: Understanding frontotemporal dementia: an interview with Professor James Rowe
Understanding frontotemporal dementia: an interview with Professor James Rowe

Understanding frontotemporal dementia: an interview with Professor James Rowe

28 September 2017

An interview with Professor James B. Rowe for the National Institute of Health Research (NIHR).

Prof Rowe presents #DementiaUncovered


A new short film by Professor Rowe about his journey as a clinician and researcher. Sponsored by AlzheimersResearchUK.

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Frontotemporal Dementia and related disorders
Department of Clinical Neurosciences
University of Cambridge
Herchel Smith Building, Forvie Site
Robinson Way,
Cambridge Biomedical Campus,
Cambridge
CB2 0SZ, UK

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