The Cambridge University Stroke Research Group is based in the Clinical Neurosciences Department and undertakes both experimental and clinical research, on various aspects of stroke ranging from prevention to neurorehabilitation. Much of our research is translational.
Research interests of the group include:
Our research is closely linked, and co-located, with a comprehensive clinical stroke programme in Addenbrooke’s Hospital. This includes a dedicated Hyperacute Stroke Unit, the Lewin Stroke Rehabilitation Unit, and a daily TIA service. We run a National referral service for patients with monogenic forms of stroke, particularly CADASIL.
Please see the following link to find out more about our department:
Stroke Research Group at Addenbrooke's Hospital
We are looking for healthy volunteers to help out with our new research project at Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge. This project will help us to understand more about fatigue after stroke and in small vessel disease.
Please find poster and contact information here. We look forward to hearing from you!
We are committed to sharing our data openly with other research groups whenever this is allowed by ethical and governance considerations. Please do use it. We would be grateful if you could acknowledge or refer to the paper from which the data arises in your references/and or acknowledgment. Please click on the links below to be directed to data in particular research areas.
If the data you are interested in is not freely available please do contact us and we will do our best to share it with you, although for certain datasets this may require a formal collaborative agreement.