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Laboratory and data research

Learn more about our research that happens in the labs and with data.

Alongside our research that happens with patients in the Clinic, we also conduct some other types of research - studies in laboratories on stem cells and drug screening and computer-based analysis of large sets of data.

This all comes together in our mission to help improve the lives of people with degenerative conditions affecting the brain. 

Our laboratory and data researchers are trying to fill the gaps in our understanding of neurological conditions and also discover new methods of treatment that could potentially slow, stop or reverse the progress of the diseases.

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Stem cells

Some of our laboratory research uses human stem cells to create a disease model of MND, MS or Parkinson’s.

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Drug screening

Testing potential treatments for clinical trials

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Data research

Using epidemiology, existing studies and knowledge and clinical drug trials to find new treatments.

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