UK animal research capabilities review
BBSRC and MRC invite views through a questionnaire to shape future support for UK animal research and guide planning across academia industry and other groups.
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Podcast – Beyond the Pill Methodology in Dementia Clinical Trials
Clinical trials in dementia go far beyond medicines as Dr Annalise Rahman Filipiak talks with Dr Elizabeth Rhodus, Dr Inga Antonsdottir, and Dr Elisa França Resende about methods and early careers.
Recordings from the 2025 BRACE Conference
BRACE Conference recordings with Vesna Vuksanovic and Liz Coulthard on brain ageing and early dementia diagnosis showing how imaging and biomarkers inform care.
Call for Papers – The Exposome and Alzheimer’s
Call for papers on exposome research and its links to Alzheimer and related dementias inviting interdisciplinary studies on risk resilience and disparities.
Elevate Your Career Trajectory With ISTAART Ascent
Apply now for the ISTAART Ascent Career Development Program to grow skills, expand networks, and secure support to attend AAIC twenty six in London.
Profile – David de Jong-Bambagioni, Global Brain Health Institute
David de Jong Bambagioni is a social entrepreneur at GBHI who applies XR and spatial computing to improve care and widen access for all.
Clinical research opportunity for GP practices in England
Join the SPLENDID Feasibility Study inviting general practices in England to trial a new social prescribing pathway supporting people living with dementia.
Speak at the Salon Dementia Research Showcase
Share your research and career story in the new Salon Dementia Research Showcase starting January 2026. Live, informal, supportive sessions for all researchers.
Catch-up on recordings from the Salon Webinars
Catch-up on past Salon recordings – Everything from Study Recruitment and Presenting your Research to discussing the latest treatments and sexism in academia.
XXplored Podcast – The Midlife Transition: Menopause and the Brain
Laura Stankeviciute talks with Claudia Barth and Gillian Coughlan about how the midlife transition menopause shapes symptoms brain health and Alzheimer risk.
Blog – Cognitive Testing
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.
Profile – Rebecca Egerton, Queen’s University Belfast
Rebecca Egerton is a PhD student at Queens University Belfast studying cognitive resilience in dementia and enjoys Crossfit and American Flag Football.