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Glyn Humphreys. Watts Professor and Head of. Experimental Psychology. Motor Rehabilitation. 14:05 â 14:15. Dr. Charlie Stagg. Associate Professor and Head ...

Overview The aim of this event is to raise awareness about stroke, stroke services and stroke research.

LOCATION Come to the main entrance and staff members will meet you. The talks will start at 13:00 in lecture theatre A.

The talks will be followed by stands run by organisations and local support services, blood pressure testing, research demonstrations and research poster presentations (15:00-17:00).

Awareness Event

Everyone is welcome! There will be a series of short 10 minute talks given by the Stroke Association and Oxford researchers working on stroke related topics (13:00-15:00).

Stroke

Wednesday Department of Experimental Psychology

25th November

Tinbergen Building 9 South Parks Road Oxford OX1 3UD

Please contact Ms. Rachel King for more information. 01865 618633 07824162164 [email protected] Main Entrance

13:00- 17:00

RESEARCH

STANDS

Stroke and Stroke Services

Demonstrations

13:10- 13:30 Mr. Adrian Bodimeade

Prof. Marcus Baldo: Decision Making

Stroke Association Ambassador

Dr. Zargol Moradi: Social Cognition Ms. Clea Desebrock: Transcranial direct current stimulation

Cognitive Assessment 13:35 – 13:45 Dr. Nele Demeyere

Mr. Edwin Dalmaijer: Eye tracking

Associate Professor Stroke Association Lecturer

Mr. Anders Jespersen: Computerized apraxia screening (LEAP) Ms. Linde De Wandel & Ms. Louise Puttevis: Computerized Cognitive Screening (COAST)

Social Assessment 13:50 – 14:00 Prof. Glyn Humphreys Watts Professor and Head of Experimental Psychology

Poster Presentations

Motor Rehabilitation

Dr. Sanjay Manohar: Reward sensitivity after medial frontal stroke Dr. Jie Sui: Self bias and memory Mr. Alex Luttich: Biomarkers of attentional impairment Ms. Ellie Slavkova: Aphasia rehabilitation Ms. Renata Lima: Automatic imitation response tendencies

14:05 – 14:15 Dr. Charlie Stagg Aphasia Stroke Club

Woodstock Stroke Club

Associate Professor and Head of Physiological Neuroimaging

Aphasia Rehabilitation

Abingdon Stroke Club

14:20 – 14:30 Prof. Kate Watkins Care Villages

Ms. Gloria Pizzamiglio: Exploring object based action in apraxia

Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience and tutorial fellow at St Anne’s College

One Life: My Experience of Stroke

Mr. Nir Shalev: Assessing sustained attention following stroke Ms. Rachel King: Lesion neuroanatomy of sustained attention

TALKS

Abingdon Health and Oxford Options Health Wellbeing Centre and Wellbeing Centre

14:35 – 14:45 Mr. Richard Raynor CNC Research Volunteer