ProfessorMuireann Irish

Cerebellar Contributions to Cognitive Changes in Frontotemporal Dementia

Cognitive and neural mechanisms of sense of self in neurodegenerative disorders

Delineating the Course and Consequences of Younger-Onset Dementia through Machine Learning and Causal Science.

From Biomarkers to Prediction: Profiling Genomic and Inflammatory Risk Pathways in Younger-Onset Dementia Using Machine Learning

Frontotemporal Dementia-Motor Neuron Disease: disease continuum or distinct entity?

Getting stuck daydreaming: The role of cognitive flexibility in anxiety while mind-wandering

IMPROVING INDIVIDUALS’ CONTROL OVER NEGATIVE MEMORIES AS PART OF EMOTION REGULATION

Improving the diagnostic accuracy of primary progressive aphasia using cognitive tests

In the mind’s eye – Exploring the interaction between oculomotor behaviour and memory-related processes in ageing and neurodegeneration

Inferior parietal lobe contributions to recollection and imagination in neurodegenerative dementias

Look on the Bright Side: Exploring the Role of Episodic Future Thinking in Anticipatory Anhedonia.

Multimodal monitoring of cognitive and behavioural changes in patients living with dementia - Non-pharmacological interventions aimed at establishing a global therapeutic home environment.

Striatal Dynamics in Frontotemporal Dementia: Bridging Neuroimaging and Motivational Disturbances

Stuck in place: the cognitive and neural bases of inflexibility in ageing and dementia

Temporal cognition: subjective time and its connection with memory in frontotemporal dementia

The Effects of Timbre and Rhythm on Music-Induced Mental Imagery

The Impact and Neural Mechanisms of Apathy on Goal-Directed Behavior in Dementia

The Mental Stage: Exploring the Cognitive and Neural Mechanisms of Envisaged Scenes and Social Perception in Neurodegenerative Disorders

These Walls Have Eyes and Ears: on architectural memory and conservation

Towards a refined understanding of the neurocircuitry of memory dysfunction in younger-onset dementia

Unfolding memory precision in healthy ageing and dementia using naturalistic narrative recall