Event News & Resources
Our Office Manager Charles Monro attended the new opening of the reception area at UK Atomic Energy Authority
For those yet to see it, the space is looking fantastic! Attending these events is really important to us - they give us the opportunity to support the community, share ideas, and connect with colleagues across Culham Campus, as well as to share what we are doing at...
Baroness Greenfield speaks at the House of Lords debate 18/01/2024 – “Plans to create parity of health and social care to address dementia”.
To read more on the debate and what will be discussed, please click on the link below:
https://www.alzheimers.org.uk/sites/default/files/2024-01/240118%20Alzheimer%27s%20Society%20Briefing%20-%20Lords%20question%20for%20short%20debate%20on%20dementia_0.pdf
The Chief Scientific Officer and the Head of Finance discuss Neuro-Bio’s progress in financial matters
Sara Garcia Rates and Javier Audibert were pleased to discuss around the table the tactics involved in successful grant applications and how to best make use of experience. The methodology of preparing a pitch to convince investors that you have the outlay to provide...
One of the proud winners of the Rosalind Franklin research residencies
https://www.rfi.ac.uk/winners-of-50k-franklin-research-residencies-announced/
Susan Greenfield speaking at “The Business Case for Ageing Research” Workshop – 14th November 2023
The ‘Building Links in Ageing Science and Translation’ (BLAST) network aims to bring people together to form consortia to develop new knowledge and interventions to improve the health of older people. Sara Garcia Rates, COO stated “The BLAST workshop was an excellent...
Susan Greenfield speaking at OBN’s BioTuesday
Susan would like to mention her following thoughts with regards to the OBN presentation: "Our technology is based on the previously unknown neurochemical (T14), that is doubled in the Alzheimer brain. We are developing a pre-symptomatic screen where T14 could be...
Johnny Thompson joins Neuro-Bio
Neuro-Bio is delighted to welcome Johnny Thompson as a Consultant. Johnny is a recent neuroscience graduate from the University of Exeter who has a keen interest in Alzheimer’s disease. Johnny has previously worked as a business analyst intern for Ferghana Partners...