New blog by Dr Sam Moxon, discussing evidence versus proof. Arguing that proof restricts the scientific endeavour because if we can prove everything, we may as well stop looking. Then who knows what we will miss?
The academic publishing industry is more profitable than the music industry… so should you get paid for peer review? Dr Sam Moxon discusses
“Science doesn’t always work. A lot of experiments are deemed a failure at the first attempt.” Dr Sam Moxon talks about how he manages when things don’t work.
Dementia Research and Academia in general has a leaky pipeline, but why? Is academia still a ‘good job for life?’ Dr Sam Moxon explores whats going wrong.
You may think Aducanumab is the miracle dementia drug we’ve been waiting for, so why do many researchers disagree? Dr Sam Moxon explores
In this blog Dr Sam Moxon talks about the dangers of scientific misconduct and the importance of ethics and integrity in research.
When Dr Sam Moxon was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis he knew there woudl be a physical challenge, but what about the mental health challenge…
Dr Sam Moxon discusses how our approach to dementia has changed – pick an organ and you can probably find studies showing its potential roles in dementia.
When hear the word ‘dementia’ do you think of mechanics? No? Sam does, in this blog he talks about the importance of Tissue Stiffness and elastic maps.
There is an increasing body of evidence to support the benefits of a plant-based diet. In this blog Dr Sam Moxon shares tips for anyone partaking in Veganuary.
In this blog Dr Sam Moxon shares his grandfather’s experience of rapid dementia decline in hospital, emphasising the need for improved dementia care & support