Help shape a new public contributor agreement with the HRA. Join two online workshops to share your views and support clear fair public involvement.
The University of Bradford has £2.4m from NIHR to lead a clinical trial to improve care for swallowing difficulties, including dementia.
Rebecca Williams reflects on how blogging shaped her PhD journey, built confidence, and helped her find her voice as a researcher.
Round two of SPIN D Flexible Funding is open. This session explains the schemes, eligibility, PPI expectations and tips to shape a strong application.
Worried about PhD publications or slow results? Solutions Lab Q and A shares guidance from Cliona Farrell on papers timelines expectations and priorities.
Alzheimer Europe launches a new discussion paper on technology use by and for people with dementia, developed with people with lived experience and carers.
Paul Freemont is a Professor & UKDRI Group Leader at Imperial College London researching UTIs & dementia, developing urine biomarkers and home monitoring tools
Blog from Dr Lindsey Sinclair on what changing institution taught her about confidence, career progression, family balance, and finding the right academic fit.
If we don’t slow down, the research enterprise is going to crash, argues Adrian Barnett in this post shared from Nature Careers
The business side of dementia research can feel uncomfortable but it shapes what gets funded and what reaches patients writes Sam Moxon on why it matters
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