Anna Volkmer on building a research career around better conversations
Anna Volkmer shares how clinical questions, NIHR fellowships and people with dementia shaped her speech and language therapy research career.
Anna Volkmer shares how clinical questions, NIHR fellowships and people with dementia shaped her speech and language therapy research career.
Gemma Willingham-Storr shares her route from nursing to a part-time PhD, exploring creative ways to make dementia research more inclusive.
Dr Ajantha Abey shares his route from Sydney to Oxford, with advice on choosing a PhD, building confidence and managing funding uncertainty in research.
Connor Duncan Richardson reflects on dementia epidemiology, research insecurity and moving to Edinburgh to study stroke and vascular dementia.
Joanne Bush shares her route from social work into dementia research, combining frontline practice with placements, mentoring and protected research time.
Adriana Perez Grovas shares her route from clinical genetics in Mexico to a dementia PhD in Nottingham, and what she learned along the way.
David Whiteside shares his route from mathematics to dementia research and how NIHR support, mentors and protected time helped shape a clinical academic career.
Fiona Ducotterd shares her route through global drug discovery, industry leadership and academia, with lessons on change, teamwork and giving back.
Dr Tamlyn Watermeyer reflects on her route from psychology to a dementia fellowship, and how curiosity and community work have shaped her career.
From medicine in Thailand to dementia research in Dundee, Tharin Phenwan shares lessons on care planning, protected time and learning across countries.
Emma Law shares her route from dementia nursing to dementia research, clinical trials, a part-time doctorate and leadership of Scotland’s research network.
Dr Sunny Chan shares his route from psychology and clinical work in Hong Kong to dementia research at UWE Bristol, combining sleep, mindfulness and Tai Chi.