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Caroline Williams-Gray

University of Cambridge

UK

Biography

Caroline Williams-Gray is a Principal Research Associate in the Department of Clinical Neurosciences at the University of Cambridge, UK, and an honorary consultant neurologist, specializing in Parkinson’s disease and movement disorders. She studied medicine at Cambridge University and Oxford Clinical School, and subsequently gained her PhD from Cambridge for work on the cognitive heterogeneity of Parkinson’s disease. Following completion of a Clinical Lectureship in Neurology, she was awarded an MRC Clinician Scientist Fellowship in 2018. She now leads a translational research group investigating the basis of heterogeneity in Parkinson’s and the role of the immune system in this condition.

Outputs and publications by Caroline Williams-Gray

Workflows of Data and Samples
The following document outlines the workflow of the data and samples from contributing cohorts with existing DNA, and contributing cohorts with existing or externally generated genotype data.
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NIA-Material Transfer Agreement
The material transfer agreement for the transfer of human materials for research purposes is outlined in the following document.
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Sample Prioritization Table
The Monogenic Network of GP2 is prioritizing cases where a monogenic cause of Parkinson’s disease is strongly suspected. Multiple factors will be considered and scoring criteria will be used.
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