Dr Toby Williamson on values, evidence and dementia research, plus an invitation from the new editor of the Journal of Dementia Care.
Full recording from the UCL Queen Square Advances in Mitochondrial Medicine symposium 2026. Twenty years of the NHS HSS, from base editing to patient voice.
NIHR postdoctoral award applicants can learn what reviewers look for, from career plans and mentoring to training, research vision and public involvement.
Exeter researchers find a finger prick blood test posted from home, paired with online brain tests, could help identify people at higher risk of dementia.
Dr Toby Williamson is Editor of the Journal of Dementia Care, with expertise in values, rights, lived experience, inclusion and dementia.
Becky Carlyle on what disabled researchers need from PIs, why flexible working matters, and how accessible labs make better science for all.
Professor Louise Serpell explores why Alzheimer’s disease may begin long before symptoms, and why models, biomarkers and collaboration now matter.
NIHR researchers can watch this 60 minute webinar to learn how plain English summaries improve public involvement, applications and research impact.
Emily Spencer on the strange clarity that arrived when her PhD funding clock started ticking, and why a fellowship application suddenly made sense to her.
SAFER Dem, a new University of Manchester tool, helps improve discharge planning for people with dementia leaving mental health hospitals.
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