Nick Fox MD, MA

Professor Nick Fox's first degree was in Physics and Physiology from Cambridge. He subsequently graduated with honours in medicine from the University of London and then specialised in cognitive neurology. He held research fellowships from the Alzheimer's Society and the Medical Research Council (MRC).

He is currently professor of neurology and director of the Dementia Research Centre at the UCL Insitute of Neurology, Queen Square, London, and a consultant neurologist in the Cognitive Disorders Clinic. He co-leads Rare Dementia Support which provides support, help and advice on less common, young onset and inherited dementias.

He is a member of the Research Strategy Council of the Alzheimer’s Society. His clinical interests are focused on young-onset and familial dementias. His research is aimed at improving the diagnosis and treatment of cognitive problems.