Pathways for Research within Public Health
NIHRHear about Becky Wilkinson’s role as a Consultant in Public Health, and Ciara McGee’s post as an NIHR-funded Research Associate – from NIHR
Guest Blog – Writing a fellowship application
Beth EyreComing to the end of your PhD? So is Beth Eyre, and in this blog she talks about what she has learned making her first fellowship application.
Professor Michal Schwartz, Weizmann Institute of Science Seminar
Dementia ResearcherCatch-up on this lecture delivered by Professor Michal Schwartz – Immunotherapy to defeat Alzheimer’s disease: A transformative understanding of brain immunity
Alzheimer’s Society Research Excellence & People Awards
Alzheimer's SocietyOpen for Nomations to recognise the contribution that early- and mid-career researchers make to dementia research and people affected by dementia.
Podcast – Blood-based Biomarkers for Dementias
Three pioneering world leading experts on blood-based biomarkers – Dr Nicholas Ashton, Professor Henrik Zetterberg, Professor Oskar Hansson in discussion.
Research Culture Uncovered, the leaky pipeline who loses out?
Research Culture Uncovered Podcast – Dr Rachel Handforth talking Leaky Pipelines, Inequalities, Abelism and Underrepresentation
Patient and Public Involvement Training Courses
A wide range of patient and public involvement courses from the UCL / UCLH NIHR Biomedical Research Centre – booking now for January to May 2023
You’ve heard of science mentoring, what about sponsorship?
Nature Careers BlogSenior academics need to understand how the two differ, and how sponsorship can promote diversity in research. Article from Nature Careers
Profile – Professor Oskar Hansson, Lund University
Professor and Senior Consultant in Neurology researching fluid and imaging biomarkers for neurodegenerative disorders at Lund University, Sweden.
Guest Blog – The value of academic travel & face-to-face networking
Dr Clarissa GiebelResearch needs to be international and collaborative, in this blog Dr Clarissa Giebel talks about her recent trip to Australia and the benefits it brought.
