Blog
21 March 2023
Using CANTAB to understand more about depth of anaesthesia and post-operative cognitive dysfunction
We caught up with Anders Aasheim from Oslo University Hospital who told us more about his team’s research in understanding the effect of anaesthesia on cognitive function.
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15 March 2023
My career story: Naomi McPartlan, Clinical Project Coordinator
We chatted to Naomi about her role, her career to date and what advice she has for anyone thinking of a career in clinical trials and health technology.
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2 March 2023
How CANTAB can help to understand cognition in eating disorders
During Eating Disorder Awareness Week (27th February - 5th March), Hannah Hickinbotham and Eleanor Rist reflect on the evidence around how cognition is affected in eating disorders, and how CANTAB® can be used for research in this area.
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22 February 2023
Assessments of ADAS-Cog administration quality are comparable across expert and non-expert reviewers
This poster was presented at the ISCTM Annual Scientific Meeting in February 2023.
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22 February 2023
Age-Related Cognitive Changes in the Cambridge Neuropsychological Test Automated Battery (CANTAB) Normative Sample
This poster was presented at the ISCTM Annual Scientific Meeting in February 2023.
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1 February 2023
The role of cognitive functions in the diagnosis of bipolar disorder: A machine learning model
We caught up with Ercan Altınöz, Associate Professor of Psychiatry at Eskişehir Osmangazi University School of Medicine in Eskişehir, Turkey, who told us how combining CANTAB® tasks with machine learning may help to improve diagnosis of bipolar disorder.
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17 January 2023
How CANTAB can be used to overcome challenges in assessing cognition in people with intellectual disabilities
Operational scientist Eleanor Rist explores how CANTAB™ assessments can be beneficial for studies involving people with intellectual disabilities.
