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1. Who are the leading researchers at UCSF and Stanford in the field of neuropsychological profiles of primary dementia, and what are their main areas of focus?

2. What recent collaborative projects have emerged between UCSF and Stanford that focus on understanding primary dementia?

3. How do the research methodologies differ between UCSF and Stanford when studying neuropsychological profiles of dementia?

4. What are the key findings from UCSF's Dementia Care Ecosystem, and how might they influence collaborative efforts with Stanford?

5. Can you identify any co-authorship networks between UCSF and Stanford researchers that have significantly contributed to advancements in dementia research?

6. What role does the Global Alzheimer's Association Interactive Network play in facilitating data sharing between UCSF and Stanford?

7. How do collaborations within the UCSF Alzheimer's Disease Research Center enhance research outcomes compared to those at Stanford?

8. What innovative approaches are being used by both universities to study biomarkers related to cognitive impairment and dementia?

9. In what ways have partnerships, such as the one with the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, influenced research directions at UCSF or Stanford?

10. What potential future collaborations could arise from shared interests or complementary skills among researchers at these institutions?