Research on Ageing: Latest Advances and Future Opportunities
Tuesday, 3rd May 2016, 3:00 pm - 5:30 pm
Registration from 2:30 pmThe Strathclyde Ageing Network is a multidisciplinary group with an interest in research topics that relate to ageing. This event will feature short talks on a variety of topics including cognitive ageing and dementia; recovery of movement after stroke; cognition in Parkinson’s disease; and older adults’ use of digital technologies. Come along to hear about the latest research and how you can get involved in future research, benefit from the work we do and inform future topics.
Guest speaker Brian Sloan, Chief Executive of Age Scotland, will present on the issue of loneliness and isolation.
Presentations will be followed by interactive demonstrations and a drinks reception where there will be an opportunity to find out how you can get involved with the network.
Registration and refreshments available from 2.30pm.
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This event precedes the Opening Night of the Images of Research Exhibition which takes place in the same venue. You are welcome to attend this event as well, please select the additional option when you register.
Who should attend?
Anyone interested in learning about ageing-related research and how to get involved in the Strathclyde
Ageing Network, particularly:
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Older adult members of the public.
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Providers of healthcare to older adults.
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Those working in ageing-related third sector organisations.
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Local council and public sector staff.
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Academics and researchers interested in ageing.
Benefits of attending
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Meet researchers actively engaged in the study of ageing.
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Learn about current areas of research and key findings, and learn about how you could contribute to our research activities.
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Explore the opportunities to collaborate with us or benefit from our knowledge and expertise.
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