National Ageing Research Institute
Dr. Alice Rota-Bartelink has a distinguished career in academia and consultancy, focusing on mental health, ageing, and dementia. Currently a Lecturer and Teaching Lead in Mental Health & Ageing at the University of Melbourne and a Lecturer in Dementia at the University of Tasmania, Alice coordinates and develops curricula for several related subjects while engaging in impactful research on dementia care. As a Primary Consultant at Rota Consultancy Services and an Honorary Research Fellow at the National Ageing Research Institute, Alice contributes to enhancing the care and quality of life for older adults, particularly those with dementia. Previous roles include Senior Lecturer in Dementia Care at the University of Tasmania, Research & Behaviour Support Manager at WINTRINGHAM Wicking Project, and facilitator of workplace education at Alzheimer's Australia. Alice holds a PhD in Psychophysics & Electrophysiology in Age Related Eye Disease from La Trobe University, along with various management and health sciences qualifications.
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National Ageing Research Institute
The National Ageing Research Institute (NARI) makes a measurable difference to the lives of older people and those who care for them by improving their quality of life and health. Established in 1974, we are a national, independent medical research institute, which is highly respected across the aged care industry and research sector nationally and internationally. NARI brings together industry leaders, innovators, academic experts, and world-class educators who combine their expertise to influence and shape the agenda in ageing research and aged care. With a strong focus on translational research, we are the first academic centre in Australia focused on research and ageing in Australia as well as an independent non- profit medical research institute and company limited by guarantee – unique in the Australian ageing research sector.