The Foundation
We are working to defeat this disease and achieve a future in which aging is associated with positive experiences.
We are working to defeat this disease and achieve a future in which aging is associated with positive experiences.
I want to help defeat this disease
We talk about Alzheimer's and its impact on those affected and their families.
We believe that only through research will we achieve a future without Alzheimer's.
We work towards changing the social perception of the disease through dissemination and public advocacy.
We put Alzheimer's on the political agenda.
Help us continue investigating.
We are launching a new plan that responds to our founding mission and the challenges that Alzheimer's presents in today's society.
Dr. Macip has an extensive and internationally recognized career, in addition to being one of the best scientific communicators and author of more than 40 science and fiction books.
The research grant has been awarded to the study led by Dr. Alberto Rábano, director of the BT-CIEN Tissue Bank / Queen Sofia Foundation.
The new scholarship program aims to promote research into Alzheimer's and other age-related neurodegenerative diseases.
During the meeting, we shared the different research projects we are developing on Alzheimer's
The visit was part of a collaboration agreement between the two entities that involves joint work to promote the Brain Film Fest, which celebrates its eighth edition between 12 and 16 March
'The Typewriter and Other Sources of Problems', by documentary filmmaker Nicolas Philibert, winner of the Brain Film Fest 2025 Special Prize, will open the festival we are promoting.
This February 11, three scientists from the Barcelonaβeta Brain Research Center share their experience, inspirations and perspective on the role of women in science.
During the meeting, we shared the different research projects we are developing on Alzheimer's
The researchers have given presentations on their main lines of research, funded with €800,000 in the 2023 call.
The discovery opens the door to preventive approaches and earlier treatments, which could slow the progression of the disease.
This new program allows us to turn our social base members into active participants in our daily lives.
