If you’re not sure how a cross-sectional analysis differs from a randomized, controlled clinical trial, keep reading. This article offers a broad overview of five of the most common research designs journalists (and newbie researchers) encounter.
While most Doctoral students decide to follow the PhD by thesis pathway, there are five viable routes to achieving this highly regarded qualification
Hear about degrees and careers in neuroscience, what it’s like to be a neuroscientist, the wide range of career options open to you after a neuroscience degree. With first-hand examples of career paths in neuroscience, and some tips and thoughts to help you in your own careers from people with different. experiences in neuroscience.
Blog from Patricia Izbicki from the Neuronline Website, Society for Neuroscience, with tips for anyone wanting to study both Art & Neuroscience at postgraduate level.
Meet seven dementia researchers from five diverse backgrounds, and discover how people from all background can have a future as a dementia researcher.
Ever wondered what happens inside a real dementia research laboratory?
Nadine Mirza from University of Manchester shares the story of her career, highlighting the importance of perseverance and how a passion for the subject can mean the difference between success and failure.
Christina always wanted to be a doctor, but had no idea when she got her A-level results that this would come through a career in scientific research and not in medicine. Could this also be the right alternative for you?
We need more dementia researchers to make use of the funding available, and to ensure we can find new treatments and ways to improve care and eventually beat the disease. Dr Anna Volkmer takes us through a few of the discoveries research has found in the past 25 years.
When Sam was waiting to go into his interview he was thinking “I am not a neuroscientist, this could be a tricky one”, he quickly realised that what they actually wanted was a fresh approach. So don’t be deterred from applying for that job or course, you might be just what they’re looking for.
Dr Emily Oliver discusses her career from Nursing the Clinical Academic and back to Nursing, be inspired to consider your future in dementia research.
What drives and motivates you? Childhood ambition, making the world a better place? Fame and glory? In this blog Professor Louise Serpell shares her own personal journey to becoming a scientist
Dementia Researcher
Society for Neuroscience
Alzheimer's Research UK
Nadine Mirza
Dr Christina Toomey
Dr Anna Volkmer
Dr Sam Moxon
Dr Emily Oliver
Professor Louise Serpell