Our team features world-leading experience in developing and applying AI and machine learning in dementias. In particular, our Deep Dementia Phenotyping (DEMON) Network (demondementia.com; led by Co-I Llewellyn) is an international network including over 1,200 academics and clinicians dedicated to collaborative innovation applying data science and AI to dementia research. We will leverage this extensive network and expertise to deliver unique value for this call, rapidly piloting infrastructure to build AI research capacity.

Who we are

Neil Oxtoby, PI	Tim Rittman, PI	David Llewellyn, PI	Zuzana Walker, PI
Neil is based at the Computer Science Department at UCL and is the main lead of the CODEC project	Tim is based at the Department of Clinical Neurosciences at Cambridge University where he leads the QMIN-MC project	David is based at the University of Exeter Medical School and is also the Director of the Deep Dementia Phenotyping (DEMON) Network	Zuzana is based in the Psychiatry Department at UCL and is the lead consultant in the Essex Neurocognitive Clinic (CODEC Project)
Marcella Montagnese, Research Fellow	Bojidar Rangelov, Research Fellow
Marcella is a Neuroinformatics Research Fellow based at the Department of Clinical Neurosciences (Cambridge University) where she works on the development of AI tools for diagnosis and prognosis (QMIN-MC)	Bojidar is a Research Fellow based at the Computer Science Department at UCL where he employs machine learning techniques to analysing CT scan images of patients’ lungs.