
Maura Malpetti
@m_malpetti
Race Against Dementia Fellow @racingdementia @AlzResearchUK and Emerging Leader @UKDRI at @Cambridge_Uni
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08-03-2018 22:45:53
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It is an incredible honour to have been nominated for and to have received this wonderful award. Many thanks to WiNUK: Women in Neuroscience UK đź§ and the British Neuroscience Association - and to my lab of brilliant dementia scientists who are such a joy to work with!

Had a great time in Cambridge thanks to the AFI foundation! Amazing research and pub culture with the Maura Malpetti lab - can’t wait to return next year with the Thiemann Foundation


This #GivingTuesday, we are honored to highlight Dr. Maura Malpetti and her unwavering commitment to our community. Donate today and help us reach out goal! give.curepsp.org/campaign/63806…


Wrapping up a year that exceeded all my expectations, I feel very grateful for this wonderful team, the bigger family at Cambridge FTD, all collaborators, participants and families, and funders for a 2024 full of wonderful science, growth, and enthusiasm! More to come in 2025!


Always my favourite post at the beginning of the year: Registration for our course “Biomarkers for neurodegenerative diseases” is now open! This year’s edition takes place at UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology in central London on May 12-16. biomarker-course.org



Today is International Day of Women & Girls in Science! We've teamed up with Race Against Dementia to spotlight 3 incredible scientists working across our organisations👏 @aitanasogorb Maura Malpetti & @ClaireDurrant1 discuss their biggest ambitions & who inspires




Congratulations to Maura Malpetti and her team working on the On-FIRE project. It is an associated study which exemplifies how @DementiasPlatform can help to deliver great dementia research.


Thank you to everyone who joined our webinar. And special thanks to our four expert speakers Maura Malpetti CarmelaTartaglia Lea T. Grinberg, M.D, Ph.D and Shelley Forrest for sharing their insights on FTLD pathology and its implications for research and clinical practice. Stay tuned for more events!
