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Clinical Studies Register
Our Clinical Studies Register comprises more than 58,000 research participants who have already undergone extensive characterisation and have pre-existing consent for re-contact through their parent DPUK cohort.
Great Minds
Great Minds is a register of over 12,500 highly characterised research volunteers. It is a resource available for researchers enabling precision-matching for studies.
Research
DPUK has generated over £100 million of additional funding for 'in-human' studies and projects related to our core missions in creating a Data Portal, Trials delivery Framework and Experimental Medicine Incubator.
DPUK Datathons
DPUK Datathons are FREE ONLINE EVENTS. They are a key part of our data analyst training programme, placing researchers in multidisciplinary teams to generate valuable new findings in dementia research using cohorts in the DPUK Data Portal.
TDF Register Volunteers
The DPUK Trials Delivery Framework Register serves as a national repository of valuable information, including memory scores, clinical history, brain scan results, and medications, collected from local research registers at patients' local sites. By agreeing to place their data in the Register, individuals gain the opportunity to be contacted for future research studies within the Trials Delivery Framework that align with their suitability.
READ-OUT
READ-OUT is a £4.5 million awarded by the Alzheimer’s Society, Alzheimer’s Research UK and the National Institute for Health and Care Research and Gates Ventures including £5m raised by players of People’s Postcode Lottery in the Blood Biomarker challenge. The project aims to revolutionise dementia diagnosis. READ-OUT is undertaking broad, nationwide blood sampling at 28 sites across the UK to understand which biomarkers perform the best in diagnosing Alzheimer’s and non-Alzheimer's dementias.
FAST Study
The FAST (Feasibility and Acceptability of Scalable Tests) study is a pilot research study run by Dr. Ivan Koychev at University of Oxford and Dementias Platform UK. The study is assessing attitudes to dementia risk screening using digital and blood tests. It will lead to a far larger nationwide study investigating blood biomarkers for brain health across Britain, particularly markers for dementia and memory disorders.
On Replay
The theme for the conference this year is 'Reimagining Dementia Research'. It's an opportunity to hear about new developments in dementia research and to join discussions about biomarkers, data and delivering trials – all of which can lead to new disease-modifying treatments for dementia.
Speakers
Introducing our speakers