Podcast – Highlights from the Year, 2021 Round-up
Seasons Greetings! The Dementia Researcher Podcast rounds-off the year with look back over shows from 2021 – what a great year!
Seasons Greetings! The Dementia Researcher Podcast rounds-off the year with look back over shows from 2021 – what a great year!
Dr Melanie Handley from University of Hertfordshire presents her Alzheimer’s Society funded research on providing Person Centred Care in Hospitals.
Dr Josie Fullerton discusses her experience of being paired with mentor Dr Ian Harrison, through an innovative ARUK Network mentoring scheme
AI can predict which people who attend memory clinics will develop dementia within two years with 92% accuracy, a largescale study concludes
Alzheimer’s Society Research Fellow at the University of Hertfordshire researching and exploring how to improve dementia care in hospitals.
Catch-up on this Spaces discussion, 4 Professors share their tips & experiences for any postdocs who are feeling stuck, ready to progress or looking for change
Professor of Neurodegeneration & Deputy Director, Centre for Discovery Brain Sciences within the UK Dementia Research Institute
Yvonne, Kritika, Kamar and Sarah talk about academic career challenges and contemplate what needs to happen in order for things to change.
Four postdocs discuss some of the things they love about academic life and some of the major obstacles they face – hear the painful truth about life in academia
All this week we’re focussing on support for postdocs. In this 1st or 3 podcasts our guests share their experiences in academia providing some sage advice
Postdoc Research Associate a the University of Glasgow researching Extracellular vesicles, hypertension, stroke, heart & vascular disease & neuropathology
Science Europe has issued a new statement on Research Culture envisaging an ERA that focusses on the quality, freedom, diversity and inclusion