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sarah.bauermeister@psych.ox.ac.uk


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Sarah Bauermeister

BA Hons, BSc Hons, MSc, PhD, CPsychol

Associate Professor

  • Cognitive neuropsychologist
  • Senior Scientist DPUK & Brainwaves
  • Senior Data Manager DPUK
  • Lead for DPUK training programme
  • Lead for DPUK data curation programme
  • Lead for Blossom Early Adversity & Brain Health Programme
  • Lead for Modify programme

Biography

I am a cognitive neuropsychologist and epidemiologist managing scientific research across multiple multi-disciplinary projects. I am also Senior Data Manager for Dementias Platform UK (DPUK) a cohort data repository for 60+ cohorts (3.6 million+ participants). For DPUK I lead the training programme for analysts; I am programme lead for DPUK Data curation; scientific reviewer for the DPUK Data Portal and represent DPUK internationally. 

As a senior scientist I am lead for Blossom Early Adversity and Brain Health Programme https://www.psych.ox.ac.uk/research/early-adversity-and-brain-health and Modify: Modifying Dementia Risk Through Lifestyle Programme Modifying Dementia Risk — Department of Psychiatry (ox.ac.uk). I am also Oxford PI for GMHIC: An international collaborative project investigating the global mental health impact of the Covid-19 pandemic along with colleagues in Harvard and Sao Paolo, funded by IHCC (https://ihccglobal.org/).

I specialise in applying structural equation modelling (SEM) and psychometric methodologies (IRT) to longitudinal cohort data, and supervise researchers working across multi-modal large cohort data sources. I also lead projects supporting diversity and inclusivity in dementias research. I am PI for an ARUK funded project 'Your Beautiful Brain' - running brain health art workshops for the Black African and Caribbean communities. Iead a programme of work 'Not just a missing number', focused on the LGBTQIA+ community for increasing research participation, understanding and scientific focus for dementia within this population. I also lead a programme of work on understanding the difficulties and barriers of hearing aid use in people with dementia, funded by ARUK. 

Socialmedia:

https://twitter.com/S_Bauermeister 

https://twitter.com/DementiasUK

Dementias Platform UK    

DPUK has increased the capacity of dementia research in the UK by developing national technological networks, research collaborations and a data portal that is accessible to researchers worldwide. This promotes research in experimental medicine and with cohort data.    

http://www.dementiasplatform.uk/

DPUK’s Data Portal facilitates secure access to cohort data, enabling research and analyses at a scale that has not previously been possible for studies into dementia. This powerful combination of technology and expertise is helping detect the earliest signs of dementia.

https://portal.dementiasplatform.uk/