NIHR Impact for Researchers
In this series of six videos, the UK NIHR provides an introduction on how to maximise the benefit and impact of your research.
In this series of six videos, the UK NIHR provides an introduction on how to maximise the benefit and impact of your research.
Adam Harangozo explores ways ithat Wikipedia can be a powerful tool for sharing knowledge and research for health and care researchers.
Experts from Imperial College London, University of Exeter and NHS ngland warn that Millions of people are suffering from digital health inequality.
The IMI2 Neuronet programme releases Knowledge Base dashboard representing key information on 18 neurodegeneration research projects.
A new editorial published in Ageing & Mental, by Dr Deborah Oliveira highlights the career challenges faced by early- and mid-career researchers in dementia.
Race Against Dementia announces recipients of the ‘Race Against Dementia – Dementia Australia Research Foundation Post-doctoral Fellowship’ programme
Most funding agencies rely on peer review to evaluate grant applications and proposals, but do changes to process affect funding decisions?
Gain insights into the NIHR Pre-doctoral Fellowships and find out what makes a successful application with Rosie Padley and David Lunn.
UK DRI and DEMON Network are seeking a range of research questions (challenges) across disciplines to better understand dementia-causing disorders.
Presentations from ‘Think Brain Health’ Conference, including Professors Philip Scheltens, Craig Ritchie, Wiesje van der Flier
The eleventh-hour UK–EU trade agreement comes as a relief to UK researchers because it means they can be funded by EU programmes.
Professors Seb Crutch, Martin Rossor & Valerie Mansfield chat about how recogniseing invaluable insights that come from Patient & Public Involvement