International 3Rs prize
Annual prize for a paper that describes work that has or could have major impacts on the replacement, reduction or refinement of the use of animals in research
Annual prize for a paper that describes work that has or could have major impacts on the replacement, reduction or refinement of the use of animals in research
Connor has been awarded an NIHR Applied Research Collaboration (ARC) Dementia Fellowship, in tihs blog he talks us through his experience of applying.
Ananga and Jo Moonesinghe discuss all things life, from how they met, to their experience with Ananga’s Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis and hopes for the future
Bioethics Training Programme Coordinator, driven by a family connection to dementia and researching ethics in Alzheimer’s: How can we do better research?
Universities must adopt practices to diversify their research workforce and move beyond hiring members of under-represented groups finds the US NASEM report.
In part-two of our ARUK Highlights Podcast it’s all about the science. Dr Zara Franklin hosts with Dr Steven Quinn, Dr Szu-Han Wang & Dr Natalie Connor-Robson
The 1st of our 2-part special podcast recorded on location at the ARUK Conference in Aberdeen, in this show our four special guests discuss the ECR day.
Senior Lecturer & Alzheimer’s Research UK Fellow working in Biophysics; Single-Molecule Fluorescence Imaging; Protein-Protein and Membrane-Protein Interactions
ARUK Research Fellow, working to understand how genes associated with the endocytic pathway in Alzheimer’s contribute to the molecular and cellular changes
Emojis are part of a science communicator’s arsenal. Computational chemist Andrew White describes how and why he submitted an application from Nature Careers.