Blog – Cannabinoids and Anxiety
Masha BureloMasha Burelo, PhD Student from University of Aberdeen is back with her second blog exploring the use of cannabinoids in anxiety.
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Blog – Brain Imaging, Inside The Black Box
Dr Yvonne CouchNew blog from Dr Yvonne Couch bringing her usual fun to explore different types of brain imaging and how they’re applied.
Identical Twins Share Tau Trajectory, but Lifestyle Helps
Alz ForumIdentical twins share the same womb, the same genome—and, it turns out, the same pattern of neurofibrillary tangles. Shared from the AlzForum
Blog – The Blood Brain Barrier
New blog from Dr Yvonne Couch discussing all things blood brain barrier, the history, how it works and why it is important for her research.
Blog – What neuropathology can tell us about the brain diseases which lead to dementia
Dr Kamar Ameen-AliDr Kamar Ameen-Ali describes what neuropathology can tell us about the brain diseases which lead to dementia, and what this means for dementia diagnosis in life
Blog – From the plant to the lab
Masha Burelo, PhD Student from University of Aberdeen first blog on the topic of cannabinoids and the science behind them… with more to come.
Blog – Inflammation and the Brain, thinking outside the box
Dr Yvonne Couch comes at dementia from a different perspective, not the brain… but the rest of your body, and inflammation, and how to think differently.
Blog – How to Develop Research Independence
Dr Sam MoxonDr Sam Moxon considers how to breakfree of doing other peoples research, and progress to being a PI and following your own research path
Blog – 3 Tips for a PhD interview
Dr Beth EyreWith many doctoral training programme deadlines approaching, this blog from Beth Eyre might just help you ace the interview.
Donanemab Puts Plasma p-Tau, Remote Assessments to the Test
Dementia ResearcherDonanemab, Aducanumab, Lecanemab and Gantenerumab its all just Monoclonal Antibodies to me! News from CTAD via Alz Forum.
Blog – How does the brain clean itself? And is this linked to Alzheimer’s?
Beth Eyre provides insights into the brains waste system – and how it may be important in Alzheimer’s disease. So, saddle up for some fascinating science!
Blog – Can we 3D print revolutionary research?
Dr Sam Moxon introduces us to 3D Bioprinting, and work to print human tissue-like structures in the lab. But could this revolutionise dementia research?