Blog – Leaving Your University After 10 Years
Dr Connor Richardson reflects on leaving Newcastle after ten years, sharing lessons on motivation, data handover, priorities and the emotional side of moving on
Dr Connor Richardson reflects on leaving Newcastle after ten years, sharing lessons on motivation, data handover, priorities and the emotional side of moving on
Check out Dr Connor Richardson’s insights on how a research journal can keep you organised, motivated, and in tune with your work.
Dr Connor Richardson reflects on the challenges of academic research, sharing his passion for science, mentorship, and the practical benefits of academia.
Dr Connor Richardson is back with Part 2 of his blog – this time he’s over the promotion failure and finding his promotable alter ego (the confident one)
Dr Connor Richardson shares his journey through academic promotions, dealing with an unsuccessful attempt, and the lessons learned. A must-read for academics!
Connor Richardson reflects on the latest research exploring cognitive reserve, resilience, and protective factors shaping the future of the field.
Follow Dr. Connor Richardson’s year in dementia research, from an NIHR fellowship to major publications and insights into overcoming personal challenges
Dr Connor Richardson discusses how remote work is shaping University research culture. Learn about its perks, pitfalls, and impact on early career researchers.
Read Connor’s blog on CFAS! Learn about a decline in dementia, challenges in MCI diagnosis, and dementia’s complex neuropathology. A must for ageing research!
Dr Connor Richardson discusses population-based studies to understanding cognitive function distribution, and effective strategies for older individuals
Dr Connor Richardson writes a personal and practical account of what working in EDI means, why he got involved and what they do.
Connor has been awarded an NIHR Applied Research Collaboration (ARC) Dementia Fellowship, in tihs blog he talks us through his experience of applying.