Alzheimer Europe releases ethics guidance on technology
Alzheimer Europe launches a new discussion paper on technology use by and for people with dementia, developed with people with lived experience and carers.
Alzheimer Europe launches a new discussion paper on technology use by and for people with dementia, developed with people with lived experience and carers.
Clear guidance and a short video on supporting communication when people with dementia work as research partners. Practical tips from lived experience.
We’re excited to unveil the Solutions Lab, a place where you can submit your questions or dilemmas anonymously for thoughtful, experience-based advice
Study shows Alzheimer’s biomarkers can be measured from finger prick blood samples collected at home & posted to labs, opening global participation in research.
Watch our session with Nathan Davies and Claudia Cooper to learn about funded PhD studentships and a Clinical Training Fellowship in dementia care.
Register for AAIC Neuroscience Next, join the global virtual event & UK Hub in Manchester on 26 Feb, focused on biomarker advances. Deadline 30 Jan
The Alzheimer’s Association Summer Research Institute, Chicago, 3–7 Aug 2026. A free mentoring and training opportunity for early career dementia researchers.
UK DRI scientists have pinpointed the exact moment the brain falls asleep, revealing it happens abruptly at a tipping point, not gradually.
Creative practice may help keep brains younger. A new study finds dancers, musicians, artists and gamers show delayed brain aging linked to neural efficiency.
Dementia Researcher now supports 131,000 people in 196 countries. See how blogs, podcasts, and training have inspired careers in our October poll results.
The ADI 2025 World Alzheimer Report highlights dementia rehabilitation, showing how tailored, person centred approaches can support independence, function & life
New EMPOWER Dementia Network+ Toolkit offers practical guidance, case studies and resources to support genuine co-production with people living with dementia.
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