Hello! I am Bianca Chan, an undergraduate student at Stanford University studying Human Biology. My journey to advocating for Alzheimer's Disease began in high school, when I founded NeuroLOGIC (2021).

It started when I came across an article showing a former ballerina ballerina with severe memory loss, dancing as she listened to the graceful melody. Witnessing this power of music, I sought for various avenues to unravel these complexities of the aging brain. While conducting clinical research, I was introduced to patient stories. Hearing about each triumph and hardship and learning from these voices that are at the periphery of mainstream society compelled me to be involved in direct outreach for the community that my lab work is embedded in. 

Despite my efforts, I've discovered that there is so much unknown about the human brain and selves, biologically, socially, and emotionally. Moreover, there are so many inequities that still exist in care for seniors. Thus, I hope you will join me in my journey as my advocacy is continously shaped and refined by new stories! Combining my love and curiosity for Neuroscience and Geriatrics, I strive to put a smile on these elderly and caregiver's faces through igniting acts of care and kindness.