Alzheimer’s Disease

doctor golde with researchers in the lab

Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) is the most common cause of dementia in the elderly; beginning with subtle memory loss and progressing relentlessly. AD ultimately involves higher cognitive functions, leading to complete incapacitation and death.

Alzheimer’s Disease Researchers at the CTRND

Jose F Abisambra

Jose F Abisambra

Professor and Vice-Chair of Strategy, Department of Neuroscience, Associate Director of Research Programs, Evelyn F. and William L. McKnight Brain Institute, Deputy Director of the Brain Injury, Rehabilitation, and Neuroresilience Center

Karina A Alvina

Karina A Alvina

Research Assistant Professor

David R Borchelt

David R Borchelt

Professor, Director SantaFe Health Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center

Paramita Chakrabarty

Paramita Chakrabarty PhD

Associate Professor

Steven T DeKosky

Steven T DeKosky MD

Deputy Director, McKnight Brain Institute; Aerts-Cosper Professor Of Alzheimer's Research; Senior Advisor, 1Florida AD Research Center And Professor Of Neurology & Neuroscience

Matthew Farrer

Matthew Farrer PhD

Professor Of Neurology (Mol. Neuroscience and Neurogenetics)

Benoit Giasson

Benoit Giasson

Professor, Graduate Co-Coordinator Neuroscience Graduate Program

Jada Lewis

Jada Lewis

Chair of Physiological Sciences, Professor of Physiological Sciences and Neuroscience

Stefan Prokop

Stefan Prokop M.D.

ASO PROF

Guilian Xu

Guilian Xu

Associate Scientist