In this year’s call for CIMED project grants, seven grants were awarded to NVS: five to junior researchers and two to senior researchers.
Junior
- Anna Marseglia , assistant lecturer at the Division of Clinical Geriatrics, has received a project grant for “Uncovering Biological Processes and Resilience Mechanisms in Vascular Cognitive Impairment and Dementia (VCID)”.
- Gabriella Frisk , postdoctoral researcher at the Division of Clinical Geriatrics, has received a project grant for “Clinical studies of [Point of care ultrasound] and treatment of malignant ascites in palliative care”.
- Jacob Andersson Emad at the Division of Family Medicine and Primary Care has received a project grant for “Improving triage of patients with joint and muscle pain in primary care with a new digital decision support tool”.
- Rosaleena Mohanty , Assistant Lecturer at the Division of Clinical Geriatrics, has received a project grant for “Mapping the contribution of vascular brain health to neurodegenerative diseases”.
- Sandra af Winklerfelt-Hammarberg at the Division of Family Medicine and Primary Care has received a project grant for “Metacognitive therapy for depression and generalised anxiety disorder in primary care, comparing two variants of guided treatment”.
Senior
- Daniel Ferreira , senior lecturer and docent at the Division of Clinical Geriatrics, has received a project grant for “FindDLB’ – Assessing Lewy body pathology and early neurodegeneration in vivo and translating findings into clinical practice in Dementia with Lewy Bodies”.
- Eric Westman , professor at the Division of Clinical Geriatrics, has received a project grant for “Precision medicine in Alzheimer’s disease to improve diagnostic accuracy and enable optimal selection of patients for treatment and prevention”.
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