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Julie Stout describes how Auckland could connect in the future to the wairua and cultures that make up Tamaki Makaurau. One of the highlights of Auckland University's Raising the Bar 2022.

Architectural lecturer Julie Stout explores how Auckland’s urban design could get better

Welcome to Episode 37! After a long break we're back, and in this episode the whole crew of Tash, Arch, Jeremy and Mat talk with renown architect, urbanist, activist, and 2021 NZIA Gold Medal Winner Julie Stout. We loved our chat with Julie, covering sailing, drawing, her design process, and career highlights. It's good to be back and thanks for your patience!You can read Julie's Te Kāhui Whaihanga New Zealand Institute of Architects citation here https://www.nzia.co.nz/awards/gold-medal/2021-gold-medal-julie-stout and this excellent interview with our very own Jeremy here https://www.nzia.co.nz/explore/interviews/julie-stout-in-conversationWe apologise for the sound quality on this episode. A hot day in Tāmaki Makaurau with our studio doors open meant a bit of background noise.Cover photo by Rebekah Robinson - Private correspondence, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=115127591Theme music by The Cosmic Wheels

Welcome to Episode 37! After a long break we're back, and in this episode the whole crew of Tash, Arch, Jeremy and Mat talk with renown architect, urbanist, activist, and 2021 NZIA Gold Medal Winner Julie Stout. We loved our chat with Julie, covering sailing, drawing, her design process, and career highlights. It's good to be back and thanks for your patience! You can read Julie's Te Kāhui Whaihanga New Zealand Institute of Architects citation here <a href="https://www.nzia.co.nz/awards/gold-medal/2021-gold-medal-julie-stout" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.nzia.co.nz/awards/gold-medal/2021-gold-medal-julie-stout</a> and this excellent interview with our very own Jeremy here <a href="https://www.nzia.co.nz/explore/interviews/julie-stout-in-conversation" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.nzia.co.nz/explore/interviews/julie-stout-in-conversation</a> We apologise for the sound quality on this episode. A hot day in Tāmaki Makaurau with our studio doors open meant a bit of background noise. Cover photo by Rebekah Robinson - Private correspondence, CC BY-SA 4.0, <a href="https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=115127591" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=115127591</a> Theme music by The Cosmic Wheels

Episode 037 - Julie Stout - 2021 NZIA Gold Medalist

Julie Stout, of The Mahoning Valley Democratic Socialists of America, joins the show!

Julie Stout, of The Mahoning Valley Democratic Socialists of America, joins the show!

Julie Stout of MVDSA

Julie Stout is Professor in the School of Psychological Sciences at Monash University. She leads a team of post-docs, students, and IT specialists, employing techniques from neuropsychology and cognitive neuroscience to characterise the effects of neurodegeneration on cognition and brain function. Her research group is known for innovations in assessments using computerised and sensor-based approaches.Professor Stout is a leading international expert in Huntington’s Disease. Her team has led the cognitive component of several large, international studies, which have described the cognitive, motor, psychiatric, and brain imaging changes in people with the Huntington’s Disease gene as they progress from normal functioning to manifest Huntington’s Disease. Professor Stout also led a 20-site international study that yielded the HD-CAB, which is now the standard cognitive assessment battery for clinical trials in Huntington’s Disease. Professor Stout also co-leads the Scientific Planning Committee of Enroll-HD, the largest ever study of people from Huntington’s Disease families, which has over 12,000 participants globally. A key translation of Professor Stout’s research is that the diagnosis of Huntington’s Disease is now being refined to take into account, for the first time, cognitive changes rather than focusing exclusively on the movement disorder symptoms.Professor Stout is Director of Stout Neuropsych Pty Ltd. – a spin-out company that provides an assessment platform and services for cognitive assessment in clinical trials to pharmaceutical sponsors. Her team collaborates with multiple industry partners, pushing innovation by integrating emerging technologies such as mobile devices and sensors into clinical trials, with the aim of capturing individual differences in both disease phenotypes and responsivity to treatments.

Julie Stout is Professor in the School of Psychological Sciences at Monash University. She leads a team of post-docs, students, and IT specialists, employing techniques from neuropsychology and cognitive neuroscience to characterise the effects of neurodegeneration on cognition and brain function. Her research group is known for innovations in assessments using computerised and sensor-based approaches. Professor Stout is a leading international expert in Huntington’s Disease. Her team has led the cognitive component of several large, international studies, which have described the cognitive, motor, psychiatric, and brain imaging changes in people with the Huntington’s Disease gene as they progress from normal functioning to manifest Huntington’s Disease. Professor Stout also led a 20-site international study that yielded the HD-CAB, which is now the standard cognitive assessment battery for clinical trials in Huntington’s Disease. Professor Stout also co-leads the Scientific Planning Committee of Enroll-HD, the largest ever study of people from Huntington’s Disease families, which has over 12,000 participants globally. A key translation of Professor Stout’s research is that the diagnosis of Huntington’s Disease is now being refined to take into account, for the first time, cognitive changes rather than focusing exclusively on the movement disorder symptoms. Professor Stout is Director of Stout Neuropsych Pty Ltd. – a spin-out company that provides an assessment platform and services for cognitive assessment in clinical trials to pharmaceutical sponsors. Her team collaborates with multiple industry partners, pushing innovation by integrating emerging technologies such as mobile devices and sensors into clinical trials, with the aim of capturing individual differences in both disease phenotypes and responsivity to treatments.

Dr. Julie Stout