With over 13 years of experience managing global health projects across leading institutions such as LSHTM and UCL, Chantelle Diagne brings a wealth of expertise in programme management, donor-funded research, and community engagement.
Category: Staff profile
Psychedelic research is advancing mental health science through studies of brain function and consciousness. We interviewed Sara Reed, Psychedelic Research Therapist in Psychopharmacology within The Centre for Psychedelic Research at Imperial College London and – now – Department EDI Co-lead and Committee Chair.
Every year, around 120 people donate their brain and spinal cord tissue to help advance research on multiple sclerosis and Parkinson’s disease.
For our staff profile series, we spoke to Alastair Webb, our new Clinical Reader in Stroke Medicine about his recent move to Imperial College London, his research on cerebrovascular disease, and his passion for improving stroke treatment.
For our staff profile series we spoke to Danielle Kurtin, former MSc Translational Neuroscience student and now Postdoctoral Research Associate about her Imperial College Fellowship and inspiration for pursing a career in neuroscience.
In our latest instalment of DoBS profiles, we spoke to Dr Cynthia Sandor, Edmond J Safra Lecturer in Parkinson’s Disease who has recently joined the department. Here Cynthia tells us more about her research interests but also what inspired her to pursue research in Parkinson’s Disease.
As part of our in profile series, we spoke to Dr Alexi Nott, Lecturer in Neurogenomics and LGBTQ+ Champion for our LGBTQ+ Allies Network. He tells us more about his department award in recognition of championing LGBTQ+ awareness and representation.
As part of our in profile series, we spoke to Aglaia Freccero, President’s PhD Scholar in the Division of Psychiatry. She tells us more about what inspired her to pursue a PhD in the Division and what the President’s PhD scholarship has meant to her.
As part of our in profile series, we spoke to Gregory Scott, Post-doctoral Post-CCT Research Fellow (IPPRF). Here, he tells us more about what inspired him to pursue neuroscience and his recently awarded NIHR Advanced Fellowship.
As part of our in profile series, we spoke to Jennifer Crow, NIHR Clinical Doctoral Research Fellow and PhD student at Imperial. Here, she tells us more about her experience in stroke care and what winning the Department of Brain Sciences Public Engagement award means to her.