Principal applicant
Dorothee Auer
Year
2023
Grant recipient
The University of Nottingham
Programme
Novel Biomarkers: Ireland, Netherlands, UK
Project
Boosting the prospective serial MRI Insight PD cohort for longitudinal validation of MRI markers to track nigral depigmentation and microstructural changes across early stages of PD
Principal applicant
George Tofaris
Year
2023
Grant recipient
University of Oxford
Programme
Novel Biomarkers: Ireland, Netherlands, UK
Project
Validation of neuronally-derived extracellular vesicle alpha-syn in PD progression or phenoconversion
Principal applicant
Nick Fox and Sebastian Crutch
Year
2023
Grant recipient
The National Brain Appeal
Project
Rare Dementia Support
Principal applicant
Joanna Wardlaw
Year
2023
Grant recipient
The University of Edinburgh
Programme
Novel Biomarkers: Ireland, Netherlands, UK
Project
Translational validation of perivascular spaces on brain MRI as a biomarker for cognitive decline and neurodegenerative diseases of ageing
Principal applicant
Nick Fox and Sebastian Crutch
Year
2021
Grant recipient
The National Brain Appeal
Project
Rare Dementia Support
Principal applicant
Nick Fox and Sebastian Crutch
Year
2020
Grant recipient
The National Brain Appeal
Project
Rare Dementia Support
Principal applicant
Dorothee Auer
Year
2019
Grant recipient
The University of Nottingham
Programme
Novel Biomarkers: Ireland, Netherlands, UK
Project
In vivo serial neuromelanin MRI to assess depigmentation rates in the substantia nigra of early Parkinson’s disease
Principal applicant
Jeff Davies
Year
2019
Grant recipient
Swansea University
Programme
Novel Biomarkers: Ireland,
Netherlands, UK
Project
Circulating ghrelin as a dementia biomarker
Principal applicant
Sandrine Thuret
Year
2019
Grant recipient
King's College London
Programme
Novel Biomarkers: Ireland, Netherlands, UK
Project
Measuring cellular alteration of neural progenitors exposed to serum from individuals with mild cognitive impairment: A biomarker for Alzheimer’s disease prognosis
Principal applicant
Joanna Wardlaw
Year
2019
Grant recipient
The University of Edinburgh
Programme
Novel Biomarkers: Ireland, Netherlands, UK
Project
Perivascular spaces: an early marker of vascular contributions to neurodegeneration
Principal applicant
Sahar El Aidy
Year
2018
Grant recipient
University of Groningen
Programme
Rapid Response: Ireland, Netherlands, UK
Project
Gut bacterial tyrosine decarboxylase as a predictive biomarker to identify Parkinson’s disease patients with motor fluctuations requiring frequent levodopa administration
Principal applicant
Connie Jimenez
Year
2018
Grant recipient
VU University Medical Center
Programme
Rapid Response: Ireland, Netherlands, UK
Project
Validated cerebrospinal fluid biomarkers for progression of Mild Cognitive Impairment stages to Alzheimer’s Disease
Principal applicant
Laura Parkkinen
Year
2018
Grant recipient
University of Oxford
Programme
Rapid Response: Ireland, Netherlands, UK
Project
Development of alpha-synuclein seeding assay as an early, progression and stratifying biomarker for synucleinopathies in CSF and peripheral biosamples
Principal applicant
Nick Fox and Sebastian Crutch
Year
2018
Grant recipient
The National Brain Appeal
Project
Rare Dementia Support
Principal applicant
Eline Willemse
Year
2018
Grant recipient
VU University Medical Center
Programme
Rapid Response: Ireland, Netherlands, UK
Project
Getting Neurofilament Light into the clinic to help detecting axonal damage
Principal applicant
Rik van der Kant
Year
2017
Grant recipient
VU University Amsterdam
Programme
Rapid Response: Ireland, Netherlands, UK
Project
A personalised medicine approach to cholesterol targeting drugs in Alzheimer’s disease
Principal applicant
Jonathan Schott
Year
2017
Grant recipient
University College London
Programme
Novel Biomarkers: Ireland, Netherlands, UK
Project
Developing blood-based biomarkers to detect preclinical Alzheimer's disease and predict progression
Principal applicant
Charlotte Teunissen
Year
2017
Grant recipient
VU University Medical Center
Programme
Novel Biomarkers: Ireland, Netherlands, UK
Project
Pathology-driven CSF biomarkers for Frontotemporal Dementia and its pathological subtypes
Principal applicant
George Tofaris
Year
2017
Grant recipient
University of Oxford
Programme
Novel Biomarkers: Ireland, Netherlands, UK
Project
Electrochemical detection of exosomal
alpha-synuclein in Parkinson's disease
Principal applicant
Marcel Verbeek
Year
2017
Grant recipient
Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Centre
Programme
Rapid Response: Ireland, Netherlands, UK
Project
An Amyloid Beta Profile Specific for Cerebral Amyloid Angiopathy
Principal applicant
Martijn Van den Heuvel
Year
2016
Grant recipient
University Medical Center Utrecht
Programme
Rapid Response: Ireland, Netherlands, UK
Project
Developing New MRI Connectome Biomarkers of Disease Outcome for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
Principal applicant
Teus van Laar
Year
2016
Grant recipient
University Medical Center Utrecht
Programme
Rapid Response: Ireland, Netherlands, UK
Project
Developing New MRI Connectome Biomarkers of Disease Outcome for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
Principal applicant
Pilar Martinez
Year
2016
Grant recipient
Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Centre
Programme
Rapid Response: Ireland, Netherlands, UK
Project
Plasma ceramides and CERT proteins as prognostic biomarkers for AD
Principal applicant
Wiep Scheper
Year
2016
Grant recipient
VU University Amsterdam
Programme
Rapid Response: Ireland, Netherlands, UK
Project
UPR activity as early biomarker for tauopathies