Postdocs

His project focuses on the low-cost and digital biomarkers pupillometry and actigraphy and their diagnostic and prognostic utility in patients with Alzheimer’s disease.

Research focus on the relationship between anti-viral immune intracellular pathways, autophagy, and the accumulation of neurotoxic proteins. He uses induced pluripotent stem cells derived from patients with neurodegenerative diseases to generate neuronal cultures where he studies how viral infections interfere with autophagy and lead to protein aggregation.

Her research project examines the association between impaired hearing and memory functions (The Link Project). As impaired hearing has been found to be a major risk factor for dementia, this project seeks to exa­mine the association more thoroughly in a Danish cohort.

Investigating cellular mechanisms of CAG-repeat disorders, focusing on ATXN2 polyglutamine expansion effects in patient-derived cells. Developing and optimizing iPSC-derived brain organoid models to study disease pathology and test future interventions.

His project assesses subclinical epileptiform discharges with continuous EEG monitoring using novel ear EEG registration and correlating findings with MRI hippocampal blood flow assessments.

Major research focus is pheno­genotyping in neurogenetic disease. Current research focuses on ataxia and how currently patients are diagnosed and the clinical workup is done.