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In November 2023, six European research projects joined together in a series of consultations focusing on Public Involvement in dementia and brain health research, organised by Alzheimer Europe. Members of these Advisory Boards are people at a higher risk of, or living with, dementia, carers and supporters of people with dementia and other lay people […]

From 14 to 16 November, an impactful face-to-face event for Public Involvement was organised by Alzheimer Europe in Luxembourg. The collaborative event brought together the members of six EU-funded projects, all of which are working on different aspects of brain health and dementia research, to collaborate in a series of multi-project consultations. The first consultation

Next week in Luxembourg, at the first event of its kind, six European research projects will join together in a series of consultations focusing on Public Involvement in dementia and brain health research, organised by Alzheimer Europe. At this unprecedented event, taking place from 14 to 16 November, 44 members of the Advisory Boards of

The 33rd Alzheimer Europe Conference (#33AEC) “New opportunities in dementia care, policy and research” was formally opened on 16 October in Helsinki, Finland. The conference was held as a hybrid event, with delegates and presenters able to join either on site or online, thus making it as accessible, inclusive and interactive as possible. A record

We are very happy to invite you to the 33rd Alzheimer Europe Conference which will be organised in Helsinki from 16 to 18 October 2023 in collaboration between Alzheimer Europe and Muistiliitto, the Alzheimer’s Society of Finland. After 1997 with its successful Conference “Alzheimer’s, the blind hunter”, it will be the second time that an

The 32nd Alzheimer Europe Conference (#32AEC) “Building bridges” was formally opened on 17 October 2022 in Bucharest, Romania. The conference was held as a hybrid event for the first time ever, with delegates and presenters able to join either on site or online, thus making it as accessible, inclusive and interactive as possible. 544 participants

On 21-22 November, the JPND-funded project EU–FINGERS held its General Assembly Meeting in Stockholm, Sweden. The event allowed members to meet in person for the first time since the project started in 2020.  Chaired by Professor Miia Kivipelto, the event brought together more than 30 delegates from the EU-FINGERS transdisciplinary consortium counting 11 partners from

On 28 April, The European Joint Programming Initiative on Neurodegenerative Disease Research (JPND) held its mid-term symposium 2022 in Brussels, Belgium. Leading researchers from 30 JPND supported projects gathered for a one-day international scientific meeting to liaise, network and facilitate knowledge exchange and best practices in the field of neurodegenerative disease research. Presented project topics