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RabLab at INS 2025 in New Orleans

Three of our Clinical Research Coordinators, Salma Rocha, Alinda Amuiri, and Ranjani Shankar are attending the 2025 meeting of the International Neuropsychological Society in New Orleans. Each of them is presenting a poster on the research they have been conducting at the UCSF Memory and Aging...

RabLab at Human Amyloid Imaging 2025

Many of us will be in San Juan, Puerto Rico, for the Human Amyloid Imaging 2025 Conference. On Wednesday January 15th, come to the very first Harmonization session

Gil & Renaud among UCSF's most cited scientists

Drs Gil Rabinivici and Renaud La Joie were both included in Clarivate’s list of most influential scientists for 2024! We are so grateful and honored to see the lab's work highlighted at this level.

In memory of Jhony Alejandro Mejía Pérez

With deep sadness, we share the passing of Jhony Alejandro Mejía Pérez on November 11, 2024.

RabLab at AAIC2024

AAIC2024 took place in Philadelphia - and we were there to present our latest research!

AAIC2024 Line-up

RabLab members (Agathe Vrillon, Charles Windon, Daniel Schonhaut, David Soleimani-Meigooni, Ganna Blazhenets, Gil Rabinovici, Julien Lagarde, Maison Abu Raya, Renaud La Joie) and collaborators (Leslie Gaynor, Joseph Giorgio) will be at AAIC. Make sure to book yourself to hear about our research:

David's paper on amyloid and tau visual reads is out!

David Soleimani-Meigooni led an international collaboration to evaluate the utility of amyloid and tau visual reads for diagnosing dementia.

Xiuxiu & Jhony presented at Bay Area Alzheimer's Association meeting

Xiuxiu and Jhony presented posters about their ongoing work at the Bay Area Alzheimer's Disease Researcher Symposium 2024 at UC Davis.

Leo & Llibre-Guerra's comparison of sporadic vs genetic AD is out!

Leonardo Iaccarino and Jorge J. Llibre-Guerra led a manuscript comparing amyloid (PiB) and glucose (FDG) PET uptake in sporadic Early-Onset Alzheimer's Disease (sEOAD) against Dominantly Inherited Alzheimer's Disease (DIAD).

Asken et. al out in Neurology

Breton Asken (a former neuropsychology fellow) characterized the presence and length of Cavum Septum Pellucidum in older subjects with and without dementia. Subjects had exposure to Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), Repetitive Head Injury (RHI), both or none.