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Federica D'Andrea
Geller Institute of Ageing and Memory, University of West London / Lecturer in Dementia Studies

Expertise in multi-sensory approaches in dementia care, with a specific interest in olfaction (smell); innovative provision; psychosocial and cognitive
interventions.

Phébe Das
Radboudumc, IQ Healthcare / PhD student

Working on a psychosocial intervention: a nurse-assistant programme supporting self-reliance for people with dementia and their caregivers. Concept analysis about self-reliance

Fania Dassen
Alzheimer Centrum Limburg - Maastricht University / Project manager

Coordinator of INTERDEM Academy

Charles David
Alzheimer Centrum Limburg - Maastricht University / PhD student

Early identification of young onset dementia, YOD

Alicia Diaz Gill
Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust / PhD Student

The care of people with dementia in perioperative environments

Annabel Ditton
University of Exeter / PhD Student

Exploring the desirability of using digital technologies for improving the quality of life of people with dementia. Specifically, exploring the desirability of adapting the CARECOACH platform to be used by people with dementia for improving the QoL of people with dementia.

Emily Dodd
University of the West of England, Bristol / Senior research fellow

* Post diagnostic interventions for people and carers living with dementia – the Living Well with dementia course livdem.co.uk  /

* Improving access to dementia services for South Asian communities – the ADAPT study https://raceequalityfoundation.org.uk/adapt/

Charlèss Dupont
Vrije Universiteit Brussel / PhD student

The scope of my research is dementia, palliative care, and technology. For my PhD I developed an advance care planning website for people with dementia and their families

Nathan DeJong
Maastricht University / PhD student

My research explores healthy aging and cognitive resilience, and associations between cognition, brain structure, and lifestyle health factors. I focus primarily on analysis of brain macro- and micro-structure, and white matter connectivity using MRI data from the Maastricht Study.