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xin.tai@ndcn.ox.ac.uk

Xin You Tai

Wellcome Trust Academic Clinical Fellow & DPhil student

  • Neurology Specialist Trainee
  • Academic Clinical Fellow
  • DPhil Biomedical and Clinical Sciences student

Hippocampal dysfunction across neurodegenerative conditions

My research focus is examining cognitive, and particularly hippocampal, dysfunction across different neurological conditions and ageing. I am interested in the electrical disruption as a mechanism of memory problems and network changes in temporal lobe epilepsy and cerebrovascular disease and how this relates to ageing and other neurodegenerative conditions. I am also looking to better understand how memory works in healthy individuals including how we shift information from short term to long term memory. 

I use neurophysiology and neuroimaging along with behavioural testing to examine cognitive function. My research also uses large population datasets to help answer these questions around cognitive function and dementia. This involves using statistical modelling of data and applying machine learning towards disease prediction.

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