Blog – Nanomedicine in Dementia Research
Are nanoparticles 100-10,000 times smaller than a human cell be the answer to crossing the blood-brain barrier? New blog from Dr Sam Moxon
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Blog – Are We Entering a “Golden Age” of Dementia Research
Dr Sam Moxon, from University of Manchester gives us a potted history lesson of Alzheimer’s Disease and drug treatments from 600AD to 2022
Blog – The Importance of Public Trust in Science
In this blog Dr Sam Moxon talks about the dangers of scientific misconduct and the importance of ethics and integrity in research.
Blog – Communication is one of your best research tools: Here’s why
Dr Sam Moxon talks to the importance of communications, that goes beyond Sci Comms, and why this it’s essential to your career success
Blog – Are we Proactive Enough about Dementia?
Is dementia research going too slow? Or at a pretty rapid pace given the available resources? Dr Sam Moxon reflects on the pace and direction of research.
Blog – The Mental Struggle of Living with Chronic Illness
When Dr Sam Moxon was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis he knew there woudl be a physical challenge, but what about the mental health challenge…
Blog – How to Nail Your Conference Abstract
Blog from Dr Sam Moxon providing top tips on how to write and prepare the perfect conference abstract, that WILL get accepted – Read or Listen.
Blog – Do we need to peer review the process of peer review?
Dr Sam Moxon discusses the process of how we publish new scientific data, the rigour and complexity, the process and the flaws
Blog – Hospital in a Time of Covid (from my own experience)
Sam has previously shared his challenges of living with ulcerative pancolitis, this landed him in hospital & in this blog he shares experiences from his stay
Blog – How to Develop Research Independence
Dr Sam Moxon considers how to breakfree of doing other peoples research, and progress to being a PI and following your own research path
Blog – Can we 3D print revolutionary research?
Dr Sam Moxon introduces us to 3D Bioprinting, and work to print human tissue-like structures in the lab. But could this revolutionise dementia research?
Blog – The way we think about dementia has changed for the better
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.