
Mentorship programme success
Yolanda Ohene, Neuroimaging Scientist at the University of Manchester, and Laura Parkes, the Centre’s joint theme lead for imaging, recently organised a mentor scheme to encourage underrepresented groups into medical imaging.

Happy 1st anniversary
April marks the first anniversary of the scientific launch of the Geoffrey Jefferson Brain Research Centre. We want to thank you all for your support, encouragement, engagement, and activity over the past year.

Fellowship sparks new idea
Specialist Nurse for skull base tumours at Salford Royal, Andrea Wadeson, has reflected on her experience of the British Association of Neuroscience Nursing (BANN) Nurse Fellowship exchange in a new article in a leading journal.

Dr Claire Howard awarded place on NIHR post-doctoral bridging scheme
Dr Claire Howard is a stroke/neuro specialist research orthoptist based at Salford Royal hospital, part of the Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust. She completed an NIHR Clinical Doctorate Research fellowship in 2020 in collaboration with the VISION research...

Stroke Association Award
Congratulations to Claire Mitchell who has been awarded a Stroke Association Post-Doctoral Fellowship. Claire is a speech and language therapist and senior clinical lecturer on the BSc Speech and Language Therapy course at The University of Manchester. The fellowship...

Parkinson’s: a new theme for the Centre
A seventh theme has been added to the ever expanding Centre. The Parkinson's theme will be led by Professor Monty Silverdale. Professor Silverdale and his colleagues were recently awarded the Royal Society of Chemistry prize for their pioneering NoseToDiagnose work,...

NF2BioSolutions partnership announced
A new transatlantic partnership between the Centre and NF2 BioSolutions will support research to find an effective treatment for neurofibromatosis type 2. It is hoped that the research programme will lead to repurposing existing drugs to benefit patients with the...

Natalie Kate Moss Trust funds Fellowship
A gift of £300,000 has been awarded to support a Natalie Kate Moss Trust research fellowship affiliated with the Centre. The Natalie Kate Moss Trust supports ground-breaking research into stroke, specifically the prevention and lifesaving treatment of brain...

David Brough wins Researcher of the Year
Congratulations to our Brain Inflammation theme lead Professor David Brough, who has been awarded Researcher of the Year for the Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health in The University of Manchester's Distinguished Achievement Awards 2021. The awards celebrate the...
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