Angie Afia Bonsu

Imperial College London

Activities and Societies: Imperial consulting group: planning the conference, producing the marketing strategy, producing the financial strategy and assisting with the production of the Sino-British Joint Technology SummitIScience- writer for the university newsletter • MRes project rotations (each rotation included academic research, presentation of findings and a 6,000-word project report):1. Investigation of Astrocytes in Alzheimer’s disease: Distinction2. The interaction between the visual system and the vestibular system: Distinction3. Hemispheric mediated biases in Parkinson’s disease: Distinction• MRes dissertations (5,000- word literature reviews): 1. What are the main reasons for cellular and axonal… Show more • MRes project rotations (each rotation included academic research, presentation of findings and a 6,000-word project report):1. Investigation of Astrocytes in Alzheimer’s disease: Distinction2. The interaction between the visual system and the vestibular system: Distinction3. Hemispheric mediated biases in Parkinson’s disease: Distinction• MRes dissertations (5,000- word literature reviews): 1. What are the main reasons for cellular and axonal regenerative failure after brain and spinal injuries? What are the best strategies to overcome regenerative failure?: Distinction 2. The association between the serotonin 2A receptor, mood and cognition: Distinction3. Tau pathology spreads through the brain in a prion-like manner: Distinction Show less

Imperial College London

The University of Manchester

Activities and Societies: Mancunion student newspaper Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Ambassador This degree programme was accredited by the Society of Biology. Modules covered include neuropharmacology of human health, clinical drug discovery, neuroinflammation in health and disease, Imaging in biomedical research, motor systems and learning, memory and cognition. 81% on Final year research project- “Episodic Memory Impairment in Alzheimer’s disease: “The assessment of episodic-like memory in the TASTPM Alzheimer’s disease mouse model using the WWWhich task”, supervised by Dr John… Show more This degree programme was accredited by the Society of Biology. Modules covered include neuropharmacology of human health, clinical drug discovery, neuroinflammation in health and disease, Imaging in biomedical research, motor systems and learning, memory and cognition. 81% on Final year research project- “Episodic Memory Impairment in Alzheimer’s disease: “The assessment of episodic-like memory in the TASTPM Alzheimer’s disease mouse model using the WWWhich task”, supervised by Dr John Gigg. (10,000 word project report and a 12 page literature review).Performed highly, I consecutively achieved 97.5% or higher in all of my data handling skills modules, demonstrating my quantitative abilityI have a personal home office license to conduct in vivo research. My research interests include using in vivo experimentation to study memory formation, neuropharmacology and neuroimaging. Show less

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