He is Principal Investigator for a number of studies and holds the inaugural CSO/Stroke Association priority program grant for his research into cognitive outcomes following stroke. Recent notable outputs include co-authoring best practice guidance for test accuracy studies in dementia; creating online training for stroke trials and developing short form assessment scales that are being used in various research studies and clinical sites. Terry is passionate about evidence based practice and has worked to raise standards in clinical research involving older adults. He holds editorial board positions with various journals including Stroke (American Stroke Association); Frontiers in Neurology (Frontiers) and PLOS (Public Library of Science). He is coordinating editor for the Cochrane Dementia Group; member of the Dementia Platforms UK vascular theme and part of the NIHR Complex Reviews Support Unit. Previous roles include the guideline writing group for the European Stroke Organisation; Question Writing Group for the Royal College of Physicians and Scientific Committee of the British Association of Stroke Physicians. Within the University, Terry has a number of supportive roles. He leads the Glasgow Academic Training Environment, menoring the next generation of clinic al academics. He is also vice chair of the MVLS ethics committee, advisor of studies for undergraduate medical students and part of the Athena Swan Self-Assessment Team. Beyond the University Terry’s academic citizenship includes chairing Trial Steering Committees and Data Safety Monitoring Board; examining for higher degrees and sitting on grant and fellowship review boards for various research funders.