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??Earlier today, the LETHE Project, in collaboration with AD-RIDDLE and Pattern-Cog, organised a webinar titled "How can #PublicInvolvement support research on dementia risk reduction?" ?? Moderated by Cindy Birck from Alzheimer Europe , the event brought together nearly 50 delegates, exploring how #PublicInvolvement plays a key role in #dementia #research. Thanks to all the incredible speakers Ana Diaz Ponce, Jeroen Bruinsma, Soraya Moradi Bachiller, Francesca and Miriam for sharing valuable insights including discussions on setting up advisory boards, views from researchers and advisory board member. During the webinar, Soraya Moradi Bachiller presented the Alzheimer Europe position paper on risk disclosure. She emphasised the importance of #PublicInvolvement in shaping these recommendations and shared the work done with the Pattern-Cog advisory board. Thank you to all speakers and everyone who joined ?? #BrainAwarenessWeek

??It’s #BrainAwarenessWeek! Funded by ERA PerMed, Pattern-Cog stands for “Personalised aging pattern for early risk detection and prevention of cognitive impairment and dementia in cognitively healthy individuals”. Our European project is a three-year project and includes six partners from five European countries. The consortium gathers experts in the field of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia, who have a unique and diverse expertise in dementia clinical trials, machine learning, bioinformatics, ethical aspects and public involvement activities, require to make Pattern-Cog a success. For further information about our project, visit https://pattern-cog.eu/ #BrainWeek

?? Happy International Women's Day! Today we celebrate the incredible contributions of women in every field and notably in science. Also, we would like to thank all the wonderful women working in the Pattern-Cog project ♀? Alina Solomon Cindy Birck Soraya Moradi Bachiller Elaheh Moradi Petra Ritter Ruth Stephen Miia Kivipelto ? #InternationalWomensDay #IWD2025 #WomenInScience

EP PerMed organised a conference on #PersonalisedMedicine research on 11 and 12 February 2025 in Berlin, Germany. The conference brought together around 250 international experts in the areas of personalised medicine and was opened by Carmen M Laplaza Santos, Head of Unit Health Innovations and Ecosystems at the European Commission. At the conference, we asked Carmen why personalised medicine is a priority for the European Commission. In her statement, Carmen said that the European Partnership for Personalised Medicine is an investment for the Commission to accelerate the spread of the development of personalised medicine approaches to all corners of Europe. For more information about the conference: https://lnkd.in/egnns7uD

?? We would like to invite you to join the next LETHE Project webinar on Public Involvement in dementia risk reduction research! The webinar will take place on Friday 14th March from 10.30-11.30am, in collaboration with the AD-RIDDLE and Pattern-Cog projects. ?? During the webinar, we will explain how Public Involvement works in dementia research, how advisory boards are set up and hear first-hand experiences from advisory board members. We will also look at the impact of using Advisory Boards on research. In addition to the presentations from the speakers, there will also be a panel session and a chance for the audience to ask questions. Moderated by Cindy Birck, featuring speakers are: Ana Diaz Ponce, Francesca Mangialasche, Soraya Moradi Bachiller, Jeroen Bruinsma and Miriam (member of the LETHE Advisory Board). ?? Register here: https://lnkd.in/erD4we35

?? Earlier this month, the European Partnership for Personalised Medicine (EP PerMed) hosted its first-ever conference on Personalised Medicine Research in Berlin, Germany. The event brought together around 250 international experts to showcase cutting-edge research and its successful translation into clinical practice. ?? In parallel with the conference, two satellite events were held, including the ERA PerMed JTC2021 Midterm Seminar (by invitation only). Our Project Coordinator, Jussi Tohka, had the opportunity to attend this seminar and present the Pattern-Cog Project, contributing to important conversations around advancing personalised medicine. EP PerMed - the European Partnership for Personalised Medicine University of Eastern Finland https://lnkd.in/eqSMqKKE

The Lethe project team, in collaboration with AD-RIDDLE and Pattern-Cog, are pleased to invite you to join us at our upcoming webinar titled "How can public involvement support research on dementia risk reduction?" that will be held on Friday the 14th of March from 10.30-11.30am. During the webinar we will explain how public involvement works in dementia research, how advisory boards are set up and hear first hand experiences from the advisory board members. We will also look at the impact of using Advisory Boards on research. In addition to the presentations from our speakers, there will also be a panel session and a chance for the audience to ask questions. ? Don't miss out, sign up for the webinar now! ? Registration link: https://lnkd.in/ei-q6np9

Today we are delighted to host our first EP PerMed conference on #PersonalisedMedicine research. We have two exciting days ahead of us, packed with insights into cutting-edge research and innovation in personalised medicine and how we can bring these approaches into clinical practice. The conference was opened by Carmen M Laplaza Santos, Head of Unit Health Innovations and Ecosystems at the European Commission and EP PerMed Coordinator Wolfang Ballensiefen. Their opening was followed by a review of 8 years of multinational research funding under ERA PerMed and EP PerMed by Monika Frenzel and our first keynote speech "Holistic View of Personalised Medicine Research and Current Status" by Etienne Richer. We are now looking forward to the first breakout sessions and a deep dive into many exciting research projects in the different areas of personalised medicine. A livestream of the event is available here: https://lnkd.in/gmw4bivP Recordings of the livestream and presentations will be available on the EP PerMed website shortly after the conference. #EPPerMedconf2025 Carmen M Laplaza Santos Monika Frenzel Etienne Richer Katrine Rolid

?? Today marks the start of the first EP PerMed Conference on #PersonalisedMedicine Research in Berlin! This event will spotlight key advances in personalized medicine, focusing on methodologies for research, clinical applications, personalized prevention, and inclusiveness in women’s and children’s health. It will also explore strategies for translating research into clinical practice. If you are interested to join, the event is live-streamed. You will find the link to the livestream and the agenda here: https://lnkd.in/egnns7uD EP PerMed - the European Partnership for Personalised Medicine #WomenInScienceDay

?? EP PerMed - the European Partnership for Personalised Medicine will organise its first EP PerMed Conference on Personalised Medicine Research next week in Berlin followed by a Training Workshop. During the event, delegates will discover various fields of current research in personalised medicine! The conference will also create a moment to elaborate together on how to support the translation from research into clinical practice. We are looking forward to attend it! ??? Our project coordinator Jussi Tohka from University of Eastern Finland will participate and present the Pattern-Cog project! ?? For more information about the event, visit: https://lnkd.in/egnns7uD