Profile – Dr George Stothart, University of Bath
Cognitive Neuroscientist translating the findings into useful tools for clinicians and the wider world – focussing on a new EEG technique, known as Fastball
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International Dementia Conference Series (IDCS)
The Free International Dementia Conference Series (IDCS) has rapidly evolved into a mentorship program focused on the next generation of dementia scientists
Podcast – Clinical Academics in Clinical Practice
Dr Anna Volkmer chats with Nurse, Dr Emily Jones & OT, Dr Naomi Gallant exploring careers & how academic training helps when returning to front-line NHS jobs
New Guide – Increasing Diversity in Research Participation
A good practice guide from NHS England for engaging with underrepresented groups – designed for researchers from a wide and varied audience.
Profile – Anna Marie Rosická, Trinity College Dublin
Research Associate with a background in Nursing, researching the experiences of people living with dementia and carers during hospital admission and discharge.
Wellcome explores targeted funding for Black researchers
The Wellcome Trust is exploring ways to target funding for Black researchers – share your views to inform their approach.
Tips how to be more eco-friendly in the lab
Tips from Dr Sophie Quick from The University of Edinburgh & Proteintech, 14 simple ideas for making your lab a little more eco-friendly.
Cars and scientists Interview with Professor Bill Jagust
Ross Paterson & Michael Schöll two UCL Researchers are behind ‘Cars & Scientists’, a new YouTube show they chat to Prof Bill Jagust in a classic Mustang
Podcast – Researching Inequalities in Dementia Care
Researchers from University of Liverpool, Dr Clarissa Giebel, James Watson, Laura Prato & Thais Caprioli discuss work on health inequalities in dementia care
Profile – Laura Prato, University of Liverpool
Research Associate with a background in Nursing, researching the experiences of people living with dementia and carers during hospital admission and discharge.
3+ concussions linked to worse brain function in later life
Experiencing three or more concussions is linked with worsened brain function in later life, according to research published today in the Journal of Neurotrauma
New Guidelines from Alzheimer Europe
Alzheimer Europe has published three new publications, looking at employment and social protection, at sex, gender and sexuality and at ethical communication