Guest Blog – The Role of Luck in Academic Success
Dr Yvonne CouchDr Yvonne Couch explores the role of luck in academia, highlighting that success is often a blend of skill, preparation & serendipity. A must-read for academics
World Alzheimer Report 2023
Dementia ResearcherAlzheimer’s Disease International have released their ‘World Alzheimer Report 2023 – Reducing Dementia Risk: Never too early, never too late’.
Become an AAIC 2024 Abstract Reviewer
Alzheimer's AssociationLooking to gain some experience of undertaking peer review? Can you spare some time in February? The AAIC and ISTAART are looking for peer reviewers.
Guest Blog – World Alzheimer’s Day 23: A new era of optimism
Ajantha AbeyFor World Alzheimer’s Day, Ajantha Abey zooms in to consider the progress being made in developing new drugs to beat the disease.
October ISTAART Journal Clubs
Six ISTAART Professional Interest Areas (PIAs) are hosting Journal Club Meetings in October – meet the authors of some of the latest impactful research with Q&A
Training – Supervising a Qualitative or Mixed-Methods PhD
Training for new PhD Supervisors – Supervising a Qualitative or Mixed-Methods PhD (Tuesday 31st October 2023, 14:00-17:00 online)
Guest Blog – Be Your Own Benchmark: Measuring Your Career Journey
Dr Sam MoxonDr Sam Moxon’s talks about imposter syndrome, how job changes can bring a flare up., and why setting personal benchmarks is key to sustainable career growth
What is cognitive interviewing?
National Centre for Research MethodsWatch this presentation from Dr Olivia Sexton from the National Centre for Social Research – learn what cognitive interviewing is, and why you might use it.
Mobile Apps and Sensors in Surveys
Keynote talk by Professor Kathleen Cagney delivered at the NCRM Mobile Apps and Sensors in Surveys (MASS) workshop in 2023.
New study discovers how neurons die in Alzheimer’s disease
New study led by Professor Bart De Strooper discovers Neurons are triggered into programmed cell death following exposure to amyloid plaques and tau tangles.
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