Profile – Dr Helena Gellersen, DZNE
Postdoc Researcher working on identifying preclinical signatures of Alzheimer’s pathology as they manifest in changes to functional brain networks and cognition
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NIH Grants Process for Beginners
Are you new to working with the NIH grants process? If so, make plans to join your peers as the NIH walks through essential aspects of applying for funding.
Podcast – At Breaking Point: Burnout in Academia
Join Dr Fiona McLean & guests as they tackle academic burnout, sharing personal stories and tips on boundaries, mentorship, work-life balance, and self-kindness
Profile – Dr Ashleigh Vella, University of New South Wales
Post-doctoral Research Fellow exploring modifiable risk factors for dementia, using machine learning to predict all-cause dementia among LMICs
Profile – Dr Marianne Chapleau, Life Molecular Imaging
Neuropsychologist turned Medical Science Liaison, with clinical and research experience. Paassionate about patient care & improving dementia diagnosis.
Profile – Dr Aseel Mahmoud, University of Exeter
Postdoctoral Research Fellow currently working on the NIHR funded feasibility study of Recover from Delirium (RecoverED) intervention in community
Revised criteria for diagnosis and staging of Alzheimer’s
Discover the latest updates in Alzheimer’s diagnosis & staging with revised criteria. Incorporating biomarkers, this framework bridges research & clinical care.
New research to improve MND diagnosis, monitoring & research
MND Scotland has announced funding for a pioneering research project that could change the way motor neuron disease (MND) is diagnosed and monitored.
Profile – Dr Sophia Amenyah, Bournemouth University
Registered Nutritionist and Dunhill Medical Trust Research Fellow working on Nutrition, Co-production, Healthy Ageing, Community Nutrition, Dementia prevention.
Profile – Dr Audrey Low, University of Cambridge
Race Against Dementia Fellow researching the role of cerebral small disease in dementia using multimodal neuroimaging techniques and clinical data.
Profile – Andreia F. de Paiva, University of Surrey
Interdisciplinary researcher at University of Surrey, with a keen interest in promoting health and well-being and supportive approaches across the lifespan.
Profile – Dr Isabelle Latham, Hallmark Care Homes
UKs first Researcher in Residence. With over 25 years experience in social care, affiliated with University of Worcester delivering and implementing research.