ENLIVEN Programme Knowledge Exchange
Dementia ResearcherSharing outcomes from the ENLIVEN Project – Helping older people living with Dementia get outdoors and connect with nature.
Research News
2024 MSA Research Symposium
Recording from the recent 2024 MSA Research Symposium: Early Stages of MSA: Advancing Diagnostics, Biomarkers, & Interventions.
European consensus for the diagnosis of Alzheimer’s
A working group, has defined recommendations for the effective & individualised use of biomarkers for the diagnosis of Alzheimer’s in memory clinics.
New mouse genetics funding to tackle human ageing & dementia
New funding brings UKRI investment into the National Mouse Genetics Network to £25 million to tackle age-related diseases.
Catch-up on the hellobio LabLife Conference
Catch-up on recordings from the Hellobio LabLife Conference – great career presentations covering everything from mentoring to publishing, grant writing & more
Open-science movement for sharing lab materials
Nature Careers BlogMany researchers support open science, but how can they translate this view into behaviours to boost sharing? Andy Tay for Nature Careers.
Playing an instrument linked to better brain health in older adults
Engaging in music throughout your life is associated with better brain health in older age, according to a new study published by University of Exeter.
£50m for new NIHR Dementia Translational Research Collaboration
NIHR£50m for new NIHR Dementia Translational Research Collaboration to coordinated a new network of dementia trials sites across England.
Understanding Dementia ECRs Support in Europe
New research explores the topic of “Supporting early-career dementia researchers: Identifying support needs and ways forward via a European study”.
Cognitive rehabilitation in mild to moderate dementia
Cochrane evidence review exploring cognitive rehabilitation, first published in June 2023 and updated by The Cochrane Library.
Dementia Researcher Annual Report
We’re pleased to share our annual report, demonstrating our reach and achievements over the past year, and plans for 2024.
Digital training improves quality of life for care residents
New research led by University of Exeter and King’s College London shows digital training programme improves quality of life for care residents with dementia.