Blog – Developing ‘Core Outcomes’ for MCI Research
Discover how Victoria Gabb and colleagues are developing ‘core outcomes’ for mild cognitive impairment research. Follow their journey and learn why it matters
All posts by Dementia Researcher
I botched my poster presentation, how do I perform better next time?
It’s easy to feel awkward or overstimulated in a conference environment. Nature sought advice on how to avoid moments of panic
Profile – Professor Nathan Davies, Queen Mary University
Nathan Davies is the Queen Mary University of London Centre Co-Lead and Professor of Ageing and Applied Health and Care Research.
Profile – Dr Sebastien Libert, Alzheimer Europe
Dr Sebastien Libert is a Public Involvement Officer for Alzheimer Europe supporting inclusion and consultations of people with dementia and carers.
FINGERS Plus for Women: A New Collaboration
FINGERS + for Women: A New Collaboration between the Global BHP BrainTrust and FINGERS Brain Health Institute – focused effort to address dementia risk in women
Profile – Dr Aisling Flynn, Bournemouth University
Dr Aisling Flynn is a Lecturer in Occupational Therapy at Bournemouth University, facilitating the meaningful participation of people with dementia in research
Podcast – ISFTD Conference 2024 Highlights
Listen to the Dementia Researcher podcast for key highlights from the ISFTD conference, with expert insights news on the latest frontotemporal dementia research
Profile – Sam Crawford, University College London
Sam Crawford, PhD Student at University College London using iPSCs to study a rare inherited condition called Familial British Dementia (FBD).
World Alzheimer Report 2024 Highlights Continued Stigma and Urgency for Action
The 2024 World Alzheimer Report explores attitudes toward dementia, underpinned by a global survey of more than 40,000 individuals across 166 countries.
Follow Golnaz Atefi on her 1000km Roller Skating trip for World Alzheimer’s Month
A rolling playlist from Golnaz Atefi sharing updates on her epic 1000km Roller Skating trip through Europe, talking about her research and sharing the journey.
Insights from taxi drivers for Alzheimer’s interventions
Professor Hugo Spiers explains how taxi drivers’ navigational abilities get better over time and how their brains might provide insight into Alzheimer’s progression
NIH Cognitive Training Series
NIH webinar series, exploring key issues in cognitive training with the goal of identifying research gaps and opportunities to advance the field