Simon Stott Email & Phone Number

London

London, United Kingdom

Plain English information about the research being conducted on Parkinson's

Cambridge, United Kingdom

I worked in Prof Roger Barker's lab at the John van Geest Centre for Brain Repair in Cambridge for 7 years. In December 2010, I was awarded a 1 year Innovation Grant from the Parkinson's UK Society to investigate the role of CD24 in the selective cell loss associated with Parkinson's Disease. This work began in June, 2011. I am also part of an EU wide.

East Of England

This position involved teaching, supervising and marking exams in the east of England on the “SD226 Biological Psychology: Exploring the Brain” Open University course.

London, United Kingdom

From August 2007, I have been a Medical Research Council (MRC) Career Development Fellow conducting post-doctoral research at the MRC National Institute for Medical Research at Mill Hill (London, England). The work focuses on the development of the midbrain dopamine system. I am specifically interested in the role of the FoxA genes in the development and.

Neuronz Ltd (now Neuren Pharmaceuticals) was a small biotech firm in Auckland, NZ. I was their first employee and placed in charge of setting up and running the pre-clinical behavioural research facility. Our goal was to generate pre-clinical data for an investigational new drug (IND) application for the tri-peptide of IGF1 (called "Glypromate") in.

Phd, Neurobiology

My PhD thesis work was conducted in Prof Deniz Kirik's lab in Lund, Sweden. Prof. Anders Bjorklund was my co-supervisor. The work.

Ma (With Credit), Psychology

Post Graduate Diploma In Arts (With Credit), Psychology

Ba, Psychology