Research offers the possibility of better futures.
We want to support credible scientific work that could improve the lives of people with progressive neurological conditions.
Why we want to support research
Memory Missions is concerned with what people can experience now. Our research ambition is about improving understanding of these conditions and helping the work that may lead to better care and treatment.
Our first task is to listen to researchers, clinicians and patient organisations so we can understand where support would be most useful.
Why we are starting in the Baltics
Blue Skies Ahead is being developed in Estonia. The Baltic region gives us a practical starting point for conversations with universities, clinicians and organisations working in digital health.
We hope to learn from research communities in Tartu and Vilnius and explore connections with colleagues in the Nordic countries and the UK. We have not yet established formal partnerships. The immediate priority is to understand where we could contribute usefully.
No research projects or partnerships have yet been agreed.
How we hope to contribute
Listen to the science
Learn from researchers and clinicians working on progressive neurological conditions.
Connect communities
Encourage conversations across research, lived experience and potential partners.
Build credible support
Agree clear priorities and ways of working before committing to projects.
Bring your expertise to the conversation.
We would welcome introductions and perspectives from the scientific and patient communities.