Free online Stanford University courses for Researchers
Eight Free online Stanford University Courses that we think will be of interest to Dementia Researchers from Statistics to Coding to Communications
Eight Free online Stanford University Courses that we think will be of interest to Dementia Researchers from Statistics to Coding to Communications
Apply by 31 July for the 2027 Tauopathy Challenge Workshop, offering up to $500k for research into biological drivers of primary tauopathies.
POLL CLOSING THIS WEEK -Former Dementia Researcher contributor? Complete our survey and tell us what you gained, so we can improve and support our community.
Care home managers and carers: share your views on dementia care innovations and help guide future Alzheimer’s Society investment.
Help shape research priorities for alternative methods and support the Government’s strategy to reduce reliance on animal testing.
Virtual AAIC attendee? Share your conference highlights in our daily podcast, 12–15 July. No experience needed. Register now.
Dementia researchers across Europe are invited to complete a 10 minute survey on public involvement and engagement in research.
The Hidden REF 2026 is open. It celebrates the data, tools and people dementia research relies on but the REF overlooks. Entries close 13 Sept.
MRC GEMM offers free generation of novel genetically altered mouse models for UK academic researchers, supporting biomedical research and wider access.
Our Ask Your Mentor podcast returns this summer. Mentor and mentee pairs share career journeys with full support. No experience needed. Join us!
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Introducing the Dementia Researcher Community and App: Your Ultimate Tool for Connection, Collaboration, and Career Growth
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