A thoughful blog from Dr Yvonne Couch, discussing some of the challenges faced by postdocs, exploring some of the problems faced in science careers and nicely prepairing you for next weeks perpetual postdoc podcasts and support articles.
The Jean Corsan Prize is awarded each year for the best scientific paper in neurodegeneration published by a PhD or MD/PhD student – nomations close on 12 January 2022
With many doctoral training programme deadlines approaching, this blog from Beth Eyre might just help you ace the interview.
Science Europe has issued a new statement on Research Culture envisaging an ERA that focusses on the quality of research and its processes, supports scientific freedom, and promotes social diversity and inclusion, acknowledging that these conditions will, in turn, foster a productive research system.
Register for the last in our series of Forefront webinars to hear from Dr Melanie Handley discussing Person Centred Care in Hospitals & Dr Julia Ravey on Social Medica for Science Communications
Senior Research Fellow at King’s College London, researching Dementia, minority ethnic, social care, qualitative methods, family carers + a big fan of Birthdays.
Cherie Nyota talks with Alan Richardson about his experiences as an Alzheimer’s Society Research Network volunteer, and the important of Public and Patient Involvement in their research.
Research Fellow at Sheffield Hallam University, researching self-management of long-term conditions using digital technology in the NHS. Sarah recommends ECR grab every oppertunity that presents itself.
Dr Gemma Lace from University of Salford presents her research into the brains waste disposal system and its connections to dementia.
The NIHR has launched a new Open Access policy, requiring all peer-reviewed articles from research they funded to be made immediately open access under an open licence.
Dr Yvonne Couch
Alzheimer's Research UK
Beth Eyre
Dementia Researcher
NIHR
Adam Smith
