Podcast – Leaving Academia, Staying in Research
In this podcast, Dr Ellice Parkinson, Dr Alice Carstairs and Lizzie English on leaving academia without leaving research behind, and why they don’t regret it.
In this podcast, Dr Ellice Parkinson, Dr Alice Carstairs and Lizzie English on leaving academia without leaving research behind, and why they don’t regret it.
Why do mood disorders cluster around hormonal change? Vibe Frøkjær and Franziska Weinmar join Laura Stankeviciute on women’s brain biology.
Byron Creese hosts XR in dementia care. Hear how VR & spatial tech support empathy & assessment with Alice Wroe, Emilie Brotherhood and David De Jong-Bambagioni
In this podcast we’re ‘Rethinking wandering in care homes’. New research shows walking is meaningful, not a problem & shares practical ways to support it safely
AD/PD 2026 reflections continue with new insights on biomarkers, personalised medicine, and future treatments shaping dementia research.
Conference highlights from AD/PD 2026 in Copenhagen, exploring biomarkers, AI, co pathology, and future treatments in dementia research.
In this podcast experts discuss speech & language therapy in primary progressive aphasia, why diagnosis can take years, & why early referral can improve care
Rainwater Prize winners Dennis Dickson, Melissa Murray and Marc Busche join Louise Serpell to discuss tau biology, brain banks, biomarkers and future therapies.
Life as a dementia researcher with ADHD: hyperfocus, rejection sensitivity, medication, hormones and surviving academia. Personal and practical. Listen now.
In this podcast Tom Adam and Prof Paul Freemont discuss why UTIs are dangerous in dementia & how home testing tech could detect infection earlier & improve care
In this podcast episode we explore Lewy body dementia with Ece Bayram, Joe Kane & David Koss discussing diagnosis research challenges and why awareness matters
UK DRI Connectome highlights with Anna Mallach, Beth Eyre, Dayne Beccano Kelly and Tom Adam on lived experience, biomarkers and vascular dementia.