Dementia Research Network Ireland

DRNI is an innovative and ambitious all-Ireland interdisciplinary dementia and neurodegenerative research initiative. Established in 2012, DRNI works to integrate knowledge and practice from academic research and clinical disciplines, as well as government, community and voluntary sectors to significantly impact our understanding of dementia and neurodegeneration and to make a lasting national and international contribution to research and policy making in the area.

Location:

Dublin, Ireland

Established:

2012

Type of organisation:

Academic institution

Focus

  • Education and training
  • Health services and health promotion
  • Mental health
  • Science
  • Services for older people
  • Services for people with disabilities
  • Social inclusion

Interest

  • European learning networks and exchanges
  • Policy, advocacy and campaigns
  • Research
  • Scientific innovation
  • Technological innovation

EU Project Experience

No experience

This organisation is new to EU funding and will be supported by the Access Europe team.

EU Funding Goals

DRNI is interested in building a network and participating in projects and actions relating to dementia and neurodegeneration.

We are keen to collaborate with other organisations working within the same area, in relation to clinical, basic and social science and research as well as policy making.

Strengths

DRNI is a multi-disciplinary network of researchers in the area of dementia and neurodegeneration, and is made up of clinicians, scientists and social scientists.

Our strength lies in the network members’ belief that the integration of knowledge and practice from diverse research traditions has the potential to radically improve our understanding of dementia and ND, in relation to prevention, care and quality of life.

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Contact Name:

Vanessa Moore

Job Title:

Scientific Project Manager

Email Address:
mooreva@tcd.ie
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