Could failing protein clearance provide the missing link?
Professors Hardy & Escott-Price explore how age-related clearance failure may unify our understanding of neurodegeneration in this UK DRI webinar recording.
Professors Hardy & Escott-Price explore how age-related clearance failure may unify our understanding of neurodegeneration in this UK DRI webinar recording.
Seeking a job in science? This Nature podcast explores how hiring practices across industry and academia compare, with expert views from scientists & recruiters
Wear a helmet, post a pic, and spread the word: #BrainHealthChallenge2025 is here to promote brain health ahead of World Brain Day on 22 July 2025.
NCRM webinar recording on collective writing and dialogic storytelling as research methods—exploring authorship, inclusion, and resistance in academic practice
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Explore practical ways to embed meaningful patient & public involvement in your research, with expert insights, lived experience, and real-world examples.
Academic bullying can derail careers—experts share advice on navigating CV gaps, finding allies, and reclaiming your path after toxic lab experiences.
Explore vital insights into inequalities facing those living alone with dementia in this impactful report from NIHR DeNPRU at Exeter. Read more here.
Learn about the NIHR UK Study Set-Up Plan, a plan that aims to streamline and reform the set-up and delivery of all clinical trials
Four new research networks, funded by UKRI, NIHR & Alzheimer’s Society, are pioneering tech solutions to help people with dementia live independently longer.
Minimum stipends will rise from October in line with living-wage levels, says the country’s main funding agency, UKDRI – News from Nature Careers
‘Challenge’ prizes are growing in popularity, but stimulating creativity takes more than financial incentives. From Rachel Brazil, Shared from Nature Careers
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