NIHR RSS seminar recording with Julius Sim on sample size, saturation, and challenges in qualitative research chaired by Norha Vera San Juan.
Laura Stankeviciute talks with Claudia Barth and Gillian Coughlan about how the midlife transition menopause shapes symptoms brain health and Alzheimer risk.
Dr Peter Connelly explores what cognitive tests can and cannot tell us about dementia and daily life and asks how we should really assess change in function.
Nature Careers - Grappling with difficulties in your career? Try asking an AI-powered advisory panel of experts, suggests Carsten Lund Pedersen.
Watch this NIHR Webinar recording to learn the impact imposter phenomenon can have on your life and discover techniques to overcome it.
Rebecca Egerton is a PhD student at Queens University Belfast studying cognitive resilience in dementia and enjoys Crossfit and American Flag Football.
Dr Elizabeth Rhodus is an Assistant Professor at Kentucky who studies behavioural support for neurological conditions and helps families with care.
Dr Yvonne Couch explores how competition shapes science from tenure debates and prestige effects to pressures on early career researchers.
The Alzheimer’s Association Summer Research Institute, Chicago, 3–7 Aug 2026. A free mentoring and training opportunity for early career dementia researchers.
Dr Jodi Watt signs off from Dementia Researcher, reflecting on job precarity, belonging, and her next steps as she moves into a new research support role.
Dementia Researcher
