What should you get from being a postdoc?
You are coming towards the end of your PhD – so what next? There are many options open to you
All posts by Dementia Researcher
Blog – From Living Labs to Apps: A Dementia Co-Design Case Study
Practical implications for nurses and healthcare professionals on engaging patients in co-creating effective digital health interventions.
Blog – Inside the ARUK grant review board
Three guest blogs from Early Career Researchers, on their visit as an observer at the recent ARUK Grant Review Board
Blog – Four takes on observing the ARUK grant review board – Take Four by Dr Nazira Albargothy
This is the third of three guest blogs from Early Career Researchers who observed the recent ARUK Grant Review Board
Blog – Four takes on observing the ARUK grant review board – Take Three by Dr Barbara Kramarz
This is the third of three guest blogs from Early Career Researchers who observed the recent ARUK Grant Review Board
Blog – Four takes on observing the ARUK grant review board – Take Two by Dr Hannah Scott
This is the second of three guest blogs from Early Career Researchers who observed the recent ARUK Grant Review Board
Blog – Four takes on observing the ARUK grant review board – Take One by Dr Kira Shaw
This is the first of three guest blogs from Early Career Researchers who observed the recent ARUK Grant Review Board
Podcast – Improving Care & Support for People with Dementia
ECRs from Leeds Beckett University talk about their work delivering research on improving care & support for people with dementia
Profile – Dr Kira Shaw
Novelist and Research base at University of Sussex, studying the relationship between brain cells and blood vessels in hippocampus.
Clinical Trial Design Is A Two-Way Street
CoLAB brings clinical research teams and external partners — including patients, study coordinators, nurses, and physicians — face-to-face for a dress rehearsal of a clinical trial protocol.
Profile – Dr Hannah Scott
Research Associate at Cardiff University and, Humming Bird, investigating the effects of Alzheimer’s disease risk variants in non-coding regions of the genome on microglial cells
For One in Four Memory Clinic Patients, Amyloid-PET Changes the Diagnosis
Aβ-PET scans may be the norm for AD research studies, but their use is limited. According to a study published June 11 in JAMA Neurology, the time may have come to expand access to the scans.