Alzheimer Europe releases ethics guidance on technology
Alzheimer Europe launches a new discussion paper on technology use by and for people with dementia, developed with people with lived experience and carers.
Alzheimer Europe launches a new discussion paper on technology use by and for people with dementia, developed with people with lived experience and carers.
Paul Freemont is a Professor & UKDRI Group Leader at Imperial College London researching UTIs & dementia, developing urine biomarkers and home monitoring tools
Clear guidance and a short video on supporting communication when people with dementia work as research partners. Practical tips from lived experience.
SmartSocks®DISCOVERY Pioneers winners announced, backing new research in dementia, stress and sleep with wearable sensing kits from Milbotix.
UK DRI Connectome highlights with Anna Mallach, Beth Eyre, Dayne Beccano Kelly and Tom Adam on lived experience, biomarkers and vascular dementia.
Which medical specialty should lead dementia care and research Dr Tom Russ explores how neurology geriatrics and old age psychiatry each contribute
Ten Salon Debates now free to watch. Peer review, funding, AI, care, genetics, burnout and leadership, debated by researchers across dementia research.
Study shows Alzheimer’s biomarkers can be measured from finger prick blood samples collected at home & posted to labs, opening global participation in research.
Manchester Conference Hub at AAIC Neuroscience Next 2026. Programme of biomarker talks, posters, panels, and networking in dementia and neuroscience research.
A festive podcast special where researchers share lab mishaps, admin chaos, and lessons learned from experiments that went wrong but taught them the most.
Festive charity debate asks an unexpected question Would Santa make a good principal investigator Humour and sharp thinking on leadership and academia
Tom Adam is a Research Assistant at the UK Dementia Research Institute Imperial College London, developing home UTI diagnostics to support people with dementia.