Faiza Gul Durrani

Dr. Faiza Gul Durrani is a Research Fellow at Queen Mary University of London's Wolfson Institute of Population Health, where she serves as a Postdoctoral Research Associate on the DIADEM project. Her work focuses on early dementia diagnosis through digital auditory biomarkers, analyzing data from 600 NHS memory clinic participants in the UK. Prior to this role, she earned a PhD in Biological Sciences from Government College University Lahore and advanced degrees in Biochemistry (M.Sc.) and Biotechnology (M.Phil.) from the University of the Punjab, Pakistan.

Her research interests center on leveraging auditory perception studies to identify dementia biomarkers, with implications for clinical neuroscience and geriatric medicine. Dr. Durrani collaborates under Prof. Charles Marshall’s supervision and contributes to the NIHR School for Primary Care Research’s initiatives. Her educational background bridges biomedical sciences with applied clinical research, positioning her at the intersection of neurology and technological innovation in diagnostics.