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Research Project information Principal researcher: Dr Paula Jackson Institute: School of Pharmacy, Nottingham University Cost: £19,238 over 8 months Start Date: 1st of November 2024 What are the researchers proposing to do? ATM, a serine threonine kinase protein, is a key protein that is dysregulated in Ataxia Telangiectasia (A-T). ATM has a multitude of roles such as […]
Research Project information Principal researchers: Munira Khan & Dr Lisa Bunn Institute: University of Plymouth Cost: £71,902.91 over 36 months Completion Date: August 2024 Project Overview This project aimed to develop evidence-based guidance for healthcare professionals managing Ataxia Telangiectasia (A-T), focusing on nursing, physiotherapy, and occupational therapy. Historically, these disciplines have been integral to A-T management but […]
Christmas 2024
Research Project information Principal researcher: Professor Praminda Caleb-Solly Institute: University of Nottingham Cost: £19,997 over 6 months Start Date: 1st of October 2024 What are the researchers proposing to do? This project will focus on exploring engaging ways to support children between the ages of 5 and 10 with A-T, and their parents, to better understand […]
Various 2025
Research Project information Principal researcher: Dr Mohinder Pal Institute: University of Kent, UK Cost: £249,806 over 36 months partnership with the A-T Society (UK), AEFAT (Spain) and BrAshA-T (Australia) Start Date: TBC – currently recruiting What are the researchers proposing to do? A-T is caused by the loss of a protein called the ATM protein that participates in […]
12th April 2025
Research Project information Principal researcher: Dr Ramsay Bowden Institute: University of Cambridge Cost: £19,960 over 6 months Start Date: 1st of November 2024 What are the researchers proposing to do? This project aims to answer key questions in the diagnosis and treatment of cancer in people with A-T. All cancers have genetic changes, which make them […]
Research Project information Principal researcher: Professor Samuel Young Institute: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA Cost: £249,128 in partnership with AEFAT (Spain) and BrAshA-T (Australia) Start Date: 1st of September 2024 over 36 months What are the researchers proposing to do? Although A-T is a multisystem disease, one of the most devastating symptoms is the […]
Research Project information Principal researcher: Professor Rob Dineen Institute: University of Nottingham, UK Cost: £246,867.32 over 60 months in partnership with The A-T Society (UK) AEFAT (Spain) and BrAshA-T (Australia) Start Date: 1st of September 2024 What are the researchers proposing to do? In 2021 the UK Neonatal Bloodspot Screening programme (the ‘heel-prick test’ that new-born babies have) […]
Research Project information Principal researcher: Dr Richard Tuxworth Institute: University of Birmingham, UK Cost: £249,332.20 over 32 months in partnership with The A-T Society (UK), AEFAT (Spain) and BrAshA-T (Australia) Start Date: 1st of November 2024 What are the researchers proposing to do? Children with A-T have poorly coordinated movement because nerve cells in one part of the […]
Research Project information Principal researcher: Professor Paola Giunti (pictured) and Dr Rosella Abeti Institute: University College London (UCL), UK Cost: £24,914.62 over 4 months Start Date: 23rd of September 2024 What are the researchers proposing to do? One of the processes happening in people who have A-T is increased oxidative stress. Oxidative stress is an imbalance of free […]
Along with all the members of the A-T Alliance, Action for A-T strongly believes that there are many opportunities to further the search for a treatment or cure for A-T through working with other like-minded organisations that have overlapping aims or objectives. Over the years, we have invested in a variety of projects which has […]
Research Project information Principal researcher: Dr Caroline Blanchard Institute: University of Nottingham Cost: £20,270 Completion date: February 2024 This project was part of our sandpit funding. Sandpit funding is a small pot of money that we invest in both an unmet research challenge in A-T and in researchers that are new to A-T. We do this […]
