In this webinar, first broadcast on Friday 10th July – Mohammad Amin Abdollahi, from Institute for Cognitive Science Studies, Tehran, Iran presents some critical terms in the normal cognitive ageing period and Olfactory system.
In this webinar, first broadcast on Wednesday 27th May 2020 – Joanna Sun, PhD Student from the University of Wollongong, Australia. talks her work on the appropriateness of adapting the Australian Environmental Assessment Tool – High Care (EAT-HC) for persons with dementia in Singapore.
In this webinar, first broadcast on Wednesday 9th December – Gina Martin, Founders and Director of the Bob and Diane Fund discusses her work and the importance and value of visual story telling in dementia. Catch-up and watch now.
In this webinar, first broadcast on Thursday 29th October – Dr Sam Moxon, Research Associate from The University of Manchester presents his work on 3D bio printing iPSC Models for Neurodegeneration.
In this webinar, first broadcast on Thursday 4th June 2020 – James Watson, PhD Student from the University of Liverpool talks his experiences of the process of undertaking a systematic review, with hints and tips that might help.
In this webinar, first broadcast on 21st May – Dr Emily Oliver hosts, as five speakers present on their research aimed at improve acute hospital dementia care, including Communications, Physiotherapy, Frailty, Family Support + more.
In this webinar, first broadcast on Wednesday 22nd April 2020 – Dr Courtney Genge, Senior Research Associate at SE Health, Ontario discusses her Doctoral work on improving the quality and safety of care in emergency departments for people living with dementia.
In this webinar, first broadcast on Friday 30th April – Dr Zoe Clough and Dr Leonidas Chouliaras discuss how front line NHS staff can get involved in supporting dementia research, and pursing their own research career.
In this webinar, first broadcast on Monday 6th April 2020 – Dr Holly Walton, Research Fellow from the Department of Applied Health Research at University College London discusses the focus of her PhD. With advice that can be translated and used in your own work when using dementia interventions.
In this webinar, first broadcast on Wednesday 20th May 2020 – Dr Tom Phillips, Research Associate for the UKDRI at Cardiff University talks about microglia’s role in dementia, how that role moves between protection and damaging and how new genetic findings point to new therapies.
In this webinar, first broadcast on Thursday 14th May 2020 – Dr Byron Creese, Senior Research Fellow at the University of Exeter introduces the concept of Mild Behavioral Impairment and presents his recent research into measurement, prevalence and genetic associations.
In this webinar, first broadcast on Wednesday 2th November – Dr Daniel Erskine, Alzheimer’s Research UK Felloe from Newcastle University presents his research and a series of post-mortem studies aiming to understand why Lewy bodies form, their relevance to cellular health, and their role in eliciting symptoms of Lewy body dementia.
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