Smiling through Friday afternoon with Michelle Naessens aftet being told by a participant that we make a great team and have a lovely manner 🥰 We'll always be incredibly grateful to volunteers who give up their time and energy to take part in our research Cambridge FTD!

Looking forward to two weeks of amazing lectures and workshops at #COGNESTIC MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit

Finishing the second day of #COGNESTIC on a high with talk by our very own Cambridge FTD on dynamic causal models of dementia MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit #dcm

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All set for the last day of #COGNESTIC Can’t believe two weeks have gone by this fast. Such incredible lectures and workshops. Can’t wait to apply what I’ve learned to my own research and using my new knowledge understand others’ work better 🤩 MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit #AcademicTwitter

PhD year 1 is a wrap! Ending the year on a high with a fantastic #COGNESTIC lecture in the morning and a full data set from our lovely MEG study participant in the afternoon. Excited (and a bit scared) to see what year 2 has in store for me 🥰 #endftd MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit Cambridge FTD

Having a great day at the #bigbiologyday teaching mini scientists about the brain Kura ARUK East Network Centre Anna Dreyer

Thank you for helping out at the Big Biology Day! Rebecca Williams Anna Dreyer Michelle Naessens Jennifer Palmer Janin Lautenschlaeger Selena Milicevic Sephton

Just finished scanning our last participant of 2023 🥳 Thanks so much to everyone Cambridge FTD for their support and advice this year - with particular thanks to the inestimable Michelle Naessens , Emily Todd, Laura and Amir 💖 Bring on #2024!

Rouse et al. propose an integrative neurocognitive model of controlled social behaviour that can explain the observed impairment of social behaviours in FTD. The model can also account for findings from other patient groups, including semantic dementia. tinyurl.com/2nyw7kx2

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🥳No Sunday blues tonight because #pint24 starts tomorrow! 3 nights of fun science talks for everyone in pubs, come meet & chat with scientists! 🗓️ 13th-15th May 2024 📍40+ locations across the UK 👓450 events 🎟️ Programme & tickets pintofscience.co.uk

Come see sci-art come to life in the last Pint of Science UK event held in Cambridge #CreativeReactions #AlisonRichardBuilding #pint24

Lunch might be nearly over at International Society for Frontotemporal Dementias #isftd24 but there's still a whole coffee break left to come and discuss apathy in #FTD at posters 79 and 85 🥰

And that marks the first day of #ISFTD24! With an incredible musical opening, including a heartfelt speech by Emma Heming Willis, a day full of knowledge sharing was kicked off. Excited for tomorrow! Read all about this morning’s opening ceremony here: alzheimercentrum.nl/aftrap-interna…

Pop over to poster 201 to see the very clever Michelle Naessens poster on inhibitory control deficits in FTLD! 🧠 #isftd #isftd24 #ftd #psp

Last chance to come see my poster P201 on disinhibition in FTLD! #isftd24 International Society for Frontotemporal Dementias

Had a fantastic time in Amsterdam at #isftd24 International Society for Frontotemporal Dementias Left feeling inspired having seen recent advances in ftld research and care, the future is bright! #endftd Cambridge FTD

Looking forward to a fantastic two days of talks and workshops at the Cambridge Dementia Course #cdc

Great talk by the fantastic Timothy Rittman on the genetics of dementia #cambridgedementiacourse #cdc