Blog from Sally Brown for the LSE Impact Blog, a useful A to Z; from understanding your impact aim, all the way through to capturing the zeitgeist in readiness for 2021.
New Blog from Anna Volkmer, Cutting to the good stuff - 10 great things about this years ICFTD Conference from Sydney, Australia
On December 5, the philanthropy announced the first set of awards for the network, totaling $51.95 million.
In this podcast the Time for Dementia Study Team from Brighton and Sussex Medical School discuss their work in developing dementia education for undergraduate healthcare professionals.
Nature Neuroscience presents a collection of Reviews on recent advances in neurodegenerative disease, highlighting shared mechanisms across diseases and the gaps in our knowledge that still need to be addressed.
Once a punk always a punk, family carer, passionate about dementia care and improving care, working alongside the Time for Dementia Study Team.
Blog by Hilary Evans, Chief Executive of Alzheimer's Research UK welcoming a game-changing announcement for dementia research – a government-led boost of up to £79m for research into the early detection of diseases.
New cat owner (collecting cat related mugs, bags and coasters) funded by Health Education England and based at Brighton and Sussex Medical School researching Dementia education, quality of life and quality of care
In this blog Charlene Liggins from the US National Institute on Ageing discusses the IADRP and its work to compile funded research projects and resources from more than 40 public and private organisations in over 10 countries
Patrick Brindle looks at the task in practical terms and examines the different writing challenges that face PhD students writing a methodology chapter
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