Restoring memory: Targeting brain oscillations in MCI and AD patients
A Webinar by Dr. Lucie Bréchet, University of Geneva
In this webinar, will present new research exploring how disrupted brain oscillations in the autobiographical memory (ABM) network contribute to memory decline in individuals with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and Alzheimer's disease (AD).
She will describe patient-tailored, ecologically valid tasks developed to map the spatiotemporal dynamics of ABM-related oscillatory activity. Dr. Bréchet will also highlight emerging evidence on the potential of transcranial alternating current stimulation (tACS) to enhance memory performance. Finally, she will introduce a novel, caregiver-supported, home-based tACS intervention aimed at achieving sustained improvements in ABM function in people living with MCI and AD.
Event details:
- Date: 26.06.2025
- Time: 16:00
- Duration: 45 minutes (includes Q&A)
- Location: Online (link to be provided upon registration)
- Costs: Free of charge
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The Dementia Update - Virtual Series is a monthly online event designed to promote knowledge exchange among experts in neurodegenerative disorders. It brings together researchers, clinicians, caregivers and industry professionals to share the latest research, and innovations. Each 45-minute session features a presentation, offering a platform for networking, idea exchange and exploring future collaborations.
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