Winners of The Brain Prize 2022
Prof Silvia Arber, Martyn Goulding & Ole Kiehn awarded The Brain Prize for having revolutionized our understanding of the neuronal cell types
Prof Silvia Arber, Martyn Goulding & Ole Kiehn awarded The Brain Prize for having revolutionized our understanding of the neuronal cell types
Long-term use of benzodiazepines, commonly prescribed for anxiety, may impair cognition and increase the risk of developing dementia – news from Alz Forum.
How networks can help to win research grants and equip labs in Africa – shared from Nature Careers.
Two new research programmes from the University of Exeter are helping find new ways to support people with dementia who experience problems with sleep.
If you missed the Neuraclini Conference on the 17th January, you can watch back now – 13 talks from leaders in their research fields.
Race Against Dementia announes its funding for a new RAD Discovery Hub at The University of Edinburgh and Alzheimer’s Centre, Amsterdam.
A transcript from the global dialogue of international leaders in dementia discussing the challenges and opportunities faced by early career scientists
Alzheimer’s Research UK has developed a new programme that consists of refreshing existing activities & developing new support for ECRs.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from Dementia Researcher – thank you for all your support over the year, and here are a few stats we’re excited to share.
Professor Miles Witham, explains the purpose, strategy and objectives of the INCLUDE project ensuring trial design & delivery meet diversity aims
AI can predict which people who attend memory clinics will develop dementia within two years with 92% accuracy, a largescale study concludes
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