News:Research studies
Read the latest news about the research studies on Alzheimer's at the Barcelonaβeta Brain Research Center (BBRC).
BBRC participates in the Google Summer of Code program for Computer Science students
The initiative allows students to work on open source software development projects during the summer
BBRC and IMIM kick off a clinical trial of dementia prevention on people with memory problems
The PENSA Study will combine a program of interventions in lifestyle habits and the ingestion of a preparation based on a component from the green tea
A project by Dr. Juan Domingo Gispert, selected by CaixaImpulse program
The program offers economic and mentoring assistance to promote technology transfer
The Barcelonaβeta Dementia Prevention Research Clinic reaches 200 participants visited
This project studies the risk of developing dementia in people with subjective memory complaints
NEURONET will boost synergy and collaboration across IMI’s projects in neurodegenerative disorders
Dr José Luis Molinuevo will be the representative of AMYPAD at the Scientific Coordination Board of the new European project
BBRC, CITA-Alzheimer and ACE Foundation share their experience in EPAD
Representatives from the three Spanish research centers who are participating in the consortium for Alzheimer’s prevention, talk about the potential of this European project.
Participants from Barcelona join the AMYPAD Diagnostic and Patient Management Study
BBRC will also start the recruitment of research participants for the AMYPAD Prognostic and Natural History Study in April
What is the effect of biological –but not chronological– age, in Alzheimer’s disease?
BBRC researchers have received funding from the Alzheimer’s Association to analyze the possible effect of telomeres, which are considered a biomarker of biological aging, in the disease
Alfa and TRIBEKA join the Global Alzheimer’s Association Interactive Network
Data of the Study Alfa is now available, upon request, on the integrated online research platform launched by the Alzheimer’s Association.
