KU Alzheimer's Disease Research Center

Today is One Day. One KU! From noon to noon, join us for KU’s annual day of giving! Your support fuels groundbreaking research at the KU Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center, bringing us closer to early detection, effective treatments, and the prevention of dementia. Together, we’re unlocking hope and paving the way for a healthier future. Every gift makes a difference! ?? Make your gift today: https://lnkd.in/gddwkCRk #OneDayOneKU

Postdoctoral Fellowship Opportunity at the KU ADRC!? ? Are you a postdoc looking to advance your research in cognitive disorders? The KU Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center offers up to two years of intensive, hands-on training in molecular, epidemiologic, observational, model-based, and clinical studies. ? ???Gain valuable experience ???Collaborate with top researchers ???Elevate your career in brain health research ? Apply now and take the next step in your scientific journey!???? ? ???Learn more & apply: https://lnkd.in/gziVe8Wy

We are thrilled to share that CRO Clinical Research Coordinator Ellen Herrold has officially passed the SOCRA Certified Clinical Research Professional Examination! This accomplishment earns Ellen the prestigious “CCRP” credential, a designation that reflects her dedication to advancing clinical research. SOCRA’s certification program is recognized worldwide for setting a high standard of excellence in clinical research knowledge, education, and experience. Ellen’s success comes after countless hours of preparation and hard work. Please join us in congratulating her on this well-earned achievement! ??

?? Staff Spotlight ?? We are thrilled to announce that CRO Clinical Research Coordinator Mia Smith has successfully passed the SOCRA Certified Clinical Research Professional (CCRP) Examination! This prestigious certification recognizes Mia’s dedication to advancing her knowledge and expertise in clinical research. It also reflects the high standard of excellence that SOCRA established for professionals in this field. Mia spent countless hours studying and preparing for this exam, and her hard work has paid off. Please join us in congratulating Mia on this incredible accomplishment and her commitment to advancing clinical research!

?? Dr. Jeffrey Burns on the New Era of Alzheimer’s Care ??? Two new FDA-approved drugs and groundbreaking blood tests are changing the game in Alzheimer’s care—but how do we make sure everyone benefits? Dr. Jeffrey Burns and his co-authors share the answer: collaborative care models that blend medical expertise and care navigation to improve access, close gaps, and save patients money. Learn how these changes could shape the future of dementia care and support families like never before. Read the full article by clicking below or visiting https://kuadrc.org/40ZKlGW.

We are thrilled to announce the Request for Applications (RFA) for our 2026 Cognitive and Behavioral Neurology Fellowship! ?? This program offers advanced training opportunities for individuals passionate about advancing research in brain health. We currently have two available slots: The deadline to register is November 29! If you’re eager to deepen your expertise and contribute to groundbreaking research, we encourage you to apply at the link below ? kuadrc.org/ClinicalFellows

Dr. Sandra Billinger, KU ADRC’s Professor and Vice Chair for Stroke Translational Research, is featured in WomenWorld Magazine for her contributions to stroke recovery. Her work combines exercise science with neurorehabilitation to improve stroke care and brain health. Read more about her journey and how she’s making a global impact in stroke rehabilitation! https://kuadrc.org/4fkArUx

The 2024 National Alzheimer’s Summit is Almost Here! Join us Wednesday, October 16, for a two-day virtual event where Dr. Jeffrey Burns and leading experts will dive into the new era of Alzheimer’s. ??? Explore what this means for you and the future of dementia care. ?? Key Session: ??? Wednesday, October 16 ? 1:30 PM ET Dr. Burns will guide us through the latest advancements that are shaping the future of Alzheimer’s research and care. It’s not too late to join the conversation! ?? Register now: https://kuadrc.org/4dO3S07

We are thrilled to announce that the Request for Applications (RFA) for the Brain Health Training Program (BHTP) is now OPEN! ?? This program offers advanced training opportunities for individuals passionate about advancing research in brain health. We currently have two available slots: ?? Postdoctoral Fellow ?? Predoctoral Scholar The deadline to register is November 15! If you’re eager to deepen your expertise and contribute to groundbreaking research, we encourage you to apply at the link below ? https://lnkd.in/gziVe8Wy

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