Isabelle Burke

@_IsabelleBurke

Former carer to my mum, Christine, who lived with Dementia. Student. Director, Dementia Australia Research Foundation

Joined March 2009

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Isabelle Burke @_IsabelleBurke Jul 11, 2025

I love working with @stm_cares! Thanks for highlighting my recent publication and sharing why I care so much about my work

Monash STM - Community and Researcher Engagement @stm_cares Jul 11, 2025

Our very own @_IsabelleBurke has published a paper showing how training your sense of smell could help boost cognition!

Read the paper: alz-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.10…

Learn how lived experience shaped her research: linkedin.com/pulse/how-live…
Congrats, Isabelle! 🎉
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Isabelle Burke @_IsabelleBurke Oct 18, 2024

This is fantastic! So great to see research collaboration and the expansion of Ask Annie instead of creating a new program from scratch. Well done @DementiaAus and @FightMND !

Dementia Australia Verified account @DementiaAus Oct 18, 2024

Funded by @FightMND, our award-winning Ask Annie mobile app has a new course on motor neurone disease (MND) designed for community carers!

Ask Annie is free to download for both iOS and Android smartphones through the relevant app stores.

For more information, visit: dementia.org.au/professionals/…

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Isabelle Burke @_IsabelleBurke Aug 1, 2024

Listening to @yenyinglim on the final day of #AAIC2024 interesting to learn about the influence of amyloid and APOEe4 carrier status on cognition

Isabelle Burke @_IsabelleBurke Jul 31, 2024

After many years sharing my lived experience, I gave my first scientific presentation today at #AAIC2024
As always, thinking of my late mother who has greatly influenced my work

Isabelle Burke @_IsabelleBurke Jul 31, 2024

A huge pleasure to present the Mind Your Nose findings at #AAIC2024

Alex Bahar-Fuchs @AlexBaharFuchs Jul 30, 2024

Very proud of my RA and Mind Your Nose trial manager @_IsabelleBurke who did a stellar job presenting our findings at an excellent and diverse Developing Topics session at #AAIC2024. Olfactory memory training transfers to visual memory @CogTale

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