Profile – Dr Danielle Nimmons, University College London
Dr Danielle Nimmons is an Academic GP at UCL exploring the identification & management of anxiety and depression in people living with dementia in primary care
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Profile – Dr Olivia Luijnenburg, King’s College London
Dr Olivia Luijnenburg is Dem Comm Fellow at King’s College London interested in Care homes, dementia care, social care workforce, spirituality & EDI
Exploring New Social Horizons: X-odus to BlueSky Social
Explore why dementia researchers are joining Bluesky—a values-driven, customisable social media space. Follow us for updates @dementiaresearcher.bsky.social
Learn more about MNDA x NIHR Clinical Fellowships
Discover the Path to Motor Neurone Disease (MND) Research with MNDA / NIHR Clinical Doctoral and Advanced Fellowships for health and social care professionals
Blog – Learning from experience to develop MCI Core Outcomes
In this blog Victoria Gabb shares her second update on developing a core outcome set for mild cognitive impairment research in her latest blog post.
European Medicines Agency changes opinion on Lecanemab
Following a re-examination of its initial opinion, EMA issues a positive opinion on authorisation of Lecanemab / Leqembi for the treatment of early Alzheimer’s
ECR & PPI Reflections on Working Together in Co-production
Discover the power of authentic co-production in dementia research. Christine Carter & PPI member Chandrika Kaviraj share reflections from the EQUATED project
Podcast – Stronger Together: Peer Support and Community
Learn how peer support boosts dementia research with host Dr Megan Readman and insights from Adam Smith, Dr Oz Ismail, & Josh Wright, representing key networks
Season Two… Science Without Anguish
Prof Michael Coleman, from the University of Cambridgeis back with season two of his blog “Science Without Anguish” sharing guidance he wishes he had as an ECR
Profile – Dr Christine Carter, Queen Mary University
Dr Christine Carter is a Postdoc at Queen Mary University working on the EQUATED project, exploring how ethnic groups in London early symptoms of dementia
Profile – Emre Yavuz, University College London
Emre Yavuz is a Cognitive Neuroscience PhD Student at University College London working with Professor Hugo Spiers on the brilliant Sea Hero Quest Programme.
Profile – Chandrika Kaviraj
Chandrika Kaviraj is a Carers of someone living with dementia, and a patient and public involvement supporter on a number of important research studies.