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Dr Simon R. Cox
Dr John Foster
Ms Shadia Mikhael
Dr Arnab Rana
- Hippocampal atrophy
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Professor Douglas Steele
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Mr Shaun R. Stone
Shaun is currently on his second year of his PhD studentship in Medical Imaging at the University of Aberdeen. His project is titled, “Prediction Models of Dementia Risk from Brain MR and Proxies of Cognitive Reserve” with Professor Alison D. Murray (University of Aberdeen), Dr Roger Staff (NHS), Professor Joanna Wardlaw, Professor Craig Ritchie (University of Edinburgh) and Dr Robin Wolz (IXICO). Cosupervisors to this project at Dr Gordon Waiter and Dr Anca Sandu-Giuraniuc. His project is funded by SINAPSE and industry partnership IXICO. Shaun completed his undergraduate (BSc) degree in Psychology with Neuroscience, and postgraduate (MSc) degree in Neuroimaging at Bangor University, North Wales - where he gained experience using a range of neuroimaging techniques. Shaun continues to learn, using his neuro-background to transfer into computational medicine and diagnostic imaging and is looking forward to his future career in research or industry, thanks to this opportunity.
Shaun is currently on his second year of his PhD studentship in Medical Imaging at the University of Aberdeen. His project is titled, “Prediction Models of Dementia Risk from Brain MR and Proxies of Cognitive Reserve” with Professor Alison D. Murray (University of Aberdeen), Dr Roger Staff (NHS), Professor Joanna Wardlaw, Professor Craig Ritchie (University of Edinburgh) and Dr Robin Wolz (IXICO). Cosupervisors to this project at Dr Gordon Waiter and Dr Anca Sandu-Giuraniuc. His project is funded by SINAPSE and industry partnership IXICO. Shaun completed his undergraduate (BSc) degree in Psychology with Neuroscience, and postgraduate (MSc) degree in Neuroimaging at Bangor University, North Wales - where he gained experience using a range of neuroimaging techniques. Shaun continues to learn, using his neuro-background to transfer into computational medicine and diagnostic imaging and is looking forward to his future career in research or industry, thanks to this opportunity.
