Bernard Hanseeuw is a behavioral neurologist conducting research on
early Alzheimer’s disease with the aim of better caring for patients
with or at-risk for memory decline. He graduated with an MD (2007), PhD
(2012) from Université Catholique de Louvain. He then completed a
post-doctoral research fellowship in Reisa Sperling’s lab at Harvard
Medical School (Boston, USA) from 2014 to 2017. He is now Deputy Head of
the Memory Clinic at Saint-Luc University Hospital. He also holds the
positions of clinical Associate Professor at UCLouvain and Instructor in
Radiology at Harvard University. His research, supported by the
National Fund for Scientific Research (FNRS), the Queen Elizabeth
Medical Foundation (FMRE), the Belgian Foundation for Alzheimer’s
Research (SAO-FRA), the Fondation Saint-Luc and Fondation Louvain, was
awarded several prizes including: the ‘Horlait Dapsens’ and ‘Baron Simonart’ Foundations, ‘Prix d’excellence 2018 de la Société Française de Neurologie’ and the ‘Santkin Prize of the Belgian Royal Academy of Medicine’.
Dr. Hanseeuw directs the Louvain Aging Brain...