Скачать или смотреть Open Science in Conversation : Patient advocates & Researchers working together to open neuroscience

A discussion on the importance of Open Science and Open Research practices in neuroscience from the perspective of patients and researchers, as well as how patients and researchers can work together.

Benjamin Stecher advocates for patients with neurological disorders by interacting and collaborating with organizations, researchers, and policy makers. He is the author of Brain Fables: The Hidden History of Neurodegenerative Diseases and a Blueprint to Conquer Them, founder of Tomorrow Edition, and co-founder of the Parkinson's Research Advocacy Group.

Madeleine Sharp is a neurologist at The Neuro specializing in movement disorders. Her research focuses on understanding the mechanisms that underlie cognitive dysfunction in patients with movement disorders. Dr. Sharp’s research aims to relate what we know about the role of the basal ganglia in healthy cognition to patients’ common cognitive symptoms such as poor working memory, difficulty in multi-tasking and apathy. Her research combines behavioural experiments, pharmacological manipulations and neuroimaging in both patients and healthy subjects.