Guest Blog – UCL ARUK Network Scientific Meeting
Did you miss the Alzheimer’s Research UK North-West Network early-careers research event? No worries, we have you covered.
Adam Smith
Guest Blog – Ways to avoid rubbish video calls
Our own Adam Smith has turned to blog writing to try to share some good general rules for video calls, he assures us this wasn’t aimed at anyone specific. Top tips for these times of remote working.
Help funders help you: Five tips for writing effective funding applications
This post written by Neil A. Lewis, Jr. from Cornell University for Science Magazine provides five tips to guide the way when writing your next funding application.
Help shape the National Centre for Research Methods new training portal
The NCRM is continuing into a new phase from January 2020 with an ESRC award for 5 years. They need your help to shape their new training portal.
LEARN to help people Join Dementia Research
The NIHR has launched a simple new online awareness tool, to help healthcare professionals and researchers find out more about Join Dementia Research, and how they can help patients become involved.
Lyrical Science: Raising Philanthropy for Basic Science Through Creative Communication
Lyrical Science helping early-career medical scientists pitch their research to philanthropists in an effort to unlock private sources of funding for the scientific community. Have your chance to pitch on the 1st June.
Manchester and North West Network Early-Career Researcher Conference
Did you miss the Alzheimer’s Research UK North-West Network early-careers research event? No worries, we have you covered.
More useful & interesting podcasts which you may have missed
A new dementia research podcast from the USA with an international feel, getting into clinical research and tips for new ECRs and Data Podcasts… some new, and some old greats amongst out latest favourites.
Nature Research Awards for Driving Global Impact – Apply Now
Celebrating early-career researchers, whose work has made, or has the potential to make, a positive impact on society.
Oxford University is 1st in Europe to acquire latest MEG Technology from MEGIN
The University of Oxford is the first in Europe to acquire the latest technology in functional brain imaging. TRIUX™ neo, a magnetoencephalograph (MEG), is a highly sensitive non-invasive system for mapping the human brain.
Podcasts from the AAIC 2019
This month we will be in Los Angeles recording a podcast each day from the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference (14th to 18th), and releasing them the very next day, so those who can’t attend don’t miss out. If you are there, why not join us on a panel?
Some very useful & interesting podcasts which you may have missed
Remote cognitive testing and memory clinics, is big data good?, how is building a car like studying the brain….. just some of the topics covered in the podcasts we have been listening to this week.