UKDRI Connectome Poster Series Highlights
Explore short recordings from UKDRI Connectome, sharing researchers presenting their posters & discussing ideas that advance understanding of dementias
Explore short recordings from UKDRI Connectome, sharing researchers presenting their posters & discussing ideas that advance understanding of dementias
Alzheimer Europe launches its 2025 Yearbook exploring transport and cultural access for people with dementia and carers across Europe.
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BRACE Conference recordings with Vesna Vuksanovic and Liz Coulthard on brain ageing and early dementia diagnosis showing how imaging and biomarkers inform care.
The new open access Journal of Brain Health launches to advance global brain health research with a focus on equity, inclusion, and collaboration.
NIHR invests £157m in 10 Applied Research Collaborations to deliver high quality research, tackle health challenges, and accelerate care innovations nationwide.
The ADI 2025 World Alzheimer Report highlights dementia rehabilitation, showing how tailored, person centred approaches can support independence, function & life
New research shows how lifelong social adversity shapes brain health, linking education, food insecurity, and trauma to dementia risk and ageing outcomes.
Manchester has been named an official hub for AAIC Neuroscience Next 2026, themed on biomarker advances in dementia diagnosis, with global links and free access
Creative arts in research: The NIHR ARCs 2025 webinar series drew 700 attendees, exploring arts in wellbeing, lived experience and dementia care.
Dr Thomas Hadjistavropoulos reveals how social media can revolutionise healthcare, boost awareness, and speed up life-changing research in this TEDx talk.
Award rates at UK national funding agency fall below 20% – application volume is outpacing available funding, intensifying competition & pressure on the peer-review system