Dr Gita Ramdharry PhD

@gitaramdharry.bsky.social

Consultant Allied Health Professional; Physiotherapist; Honorary Associate Professor; Research; Neuromuscular Diseases; Diversity & belonging (she/her)

I am still a bit stunned but also delighted to share that from 1st October 2026 I will be a Professor of Physiotherapy at UCL. 1/3 Senior Academic, Research and Teaching Promotions 2025-26 | UCL Faculty of Brain Sciences share.google/E48HGRYdDCJ8...

Senior Academic, Research and Teaching Promotions 2025-26

Huge congratulations to the UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology staff who have been awarded a promotion in this year's promotions round.

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Happy 75th birthday to UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology 🎉 Yesterday was a wonderful celebration of the pioneering work that has been done to understand and treat neurological diseases that has impacted people all over the world. 1/3

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📣Time to start thinking about abstract submissions and accommodation bookings for UK Neuromuscular Translational Research Conference 2026 17/18 April, Cambridge, UK. Check out the interesting 2026 agenda 📷https://bit.ly/3XOjZF8 (Image: Christin Hume @unsplash)

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NMRR were in Antwerp this week, presenting our work at the European CMT Federation scientific meeting. It was great to have the opportunity to share the Better Balance-NMD program, & highlight the importance & directions of rehab research for Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease. 1/3

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Science and creativity go hand in hand. I'm blessed to have a brother who is a portrait artist and teacher. He's helped me on my journey to rediscover my love of art. On the left is a charcoal drawing of a bust of Brutus from 2017, the start of that journey 1/3

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I'm so delighted to have received a copy of the new book by Janet Deane: Doctorate. Finding your way as a healthcare professional in research. It's a fantastic mix of topic such as navigating the process, academic writing and defending your thesis in a viva. 1/4

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