Five talks from the Complement and the Brain satellite symposium at EMCHD 2026 in Cardiff, on complement in Alzheimer's, stroke, brain injury and synapse loss.
What do UK academic promotion panels look for? Real criteria from 5 universities, what to do years before you apply, and answers to 15 questions people actually ask.
Jacqui Kerr spent an afternoon at a rural Alzheimer Scotland memory café. Tea, shortbread, and a sharp reminder of why research delivery matters.
Victoria Gabb's MCI Core Outcomes Study has its first published output – a scoping umbrella review in Alzheimer's & Dementia mapping 143 outcomes reported in MCI trials.
A new HEPI report calls for better PhD careers support, as more researchers favour careers beyond academia but lack the preparation they need.
Professor Georgina Charlesworth is a UCL clinical psychologist evaluating psychological and social interventions for people with dementia and family carers.
Learning how to manage your feelings can help you to tackle some tricky situations at work, say organizational psychologists.
Rahul Sidhu writes about his grandad, who lived with vascular dementia, and what watching his decline as a teenager taught him about his work today.
You (Lily) Cheng is a Harvard Medical School Instructor using computational methods and neuroimaging to study heterogeneity in Alzheimer’s disease.
What an academic job description actually does, why most start life as an edited template, what the 'other duties' clause really allows, how UK pay grading links to it, and how to write, audit or fix one that's gone wrong.
Fellowship or lectureship? Fiona McLean, Kamar Ameen-Ali, Warren Donnellan & Sarah-Naomi James on workload, pay & if permanent still means secure
Dr Yvonne Couch on the glymphatic system row: what we actually know about how the brain clears fluid, and where scientists still disagree.
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