About the Row Fogo Centre
The main focus of the Row Fogo Centre for Research into Ageing and the Brain is to improve the understanding of how blood vessel diseases can damage the brain, leading to stroke, cognitive decline, dementia, and mobility problems.
We aim to:
- Promote greater understanding of brain health and vascular disease amongst scientists, health professionals, policymakers, and the public
- Facilitate learning, knowledge exchange, and better patient care
- Encourage the best students and scientists worldwide to work on Small Vessel Disease
- Support fundraising towards the Centre’s work
Our work would not be possible without the generous support of the Row Fogo Trust since 2001. The Row Fogo Charitable Trust formed in 1970 from the generosity of Mrs Gladys Row Fogo. Its charitable purposes are wide-reaching with a focus on supporting medical research, care of older people, and a range of activities to help young people, within central Scotland.
Aims and objectives
At The Row Fogo Centre for Research into Aging and the Brain, we are dedicated to improving understanding of the brain damage caused by small vessel diseases (SVD)
Members
The Row Fogo Centre Scientific Advisory Board and staff profiles.
Opportunities
An overview of recent vacancies, PhD opportunities and professional training courses in medical image analysis.