All the events here are relevant to people working in dementia research. If you would like to add your own you can submit an event
Week of Events
Clinical Trials on Alzheimer’s Disease (CTAD)
CTAD 2025 in San Diego brings together global leaders in academia and industry to advance Alzheimer's clinical trials and speed up treatment development.
Qualitative Methods in Clinical Trials
Learn how qualitative research supports every stage of clinical trials in this three day course exploring theory, ethics, design and data analysis.
Co-creating communication guidance videos
Free webinar on co-creating dementia diagnosis communication videos, sharing research, collaboration, filming, and evaluation insights from the Exeter team.
International Symposium on ALS / MND
The International Symposium on ALS/MND bringing together researchers & health and social care professionals to present & debate key innovations in their fields
Cell Bio Conference 2025
Meeting of the American Society for Cell Biology (ASCB) and the European Molecular Biology Organization (EMBO) takes place in Philadelphia, USA
OPTIMISE-ing informed consent
OPTIMISE-ing informed consent
OPTIMISE launch webinar on inclusive consent in trials. Hear the recommendations and join an expert Q&A. 1 December 2025, 2 to 3pm. Register now.
Affective Resonance and Synaesthetic Perception
Affective Resonance and Synaesthetic Perception
Online lecture from the Phenomenology of Dementia and Aging Network with Ragna Winniewski exploring affective resonance, synaesthetic perception and wellbeing in dementia.
Early Career Stage Researcher Winter Symposium
Early Career Stage Researcher Winter Symposium
Join the free 2025 ECR Symposium at Durham University, uniting early career researchers, academics and industry to explore interdisciplinary life sciences.
Introduction to the clinical diagnosis of bvFTD
Introduction to the clinical diagnosis of bvFTD
Join ON FIRE as Richard Bevan Jones introduces clinical diagnosis of the behavioural variant of frontotemporal dementia in an open conversation.
Featured Catchup – Debate – Is capping hours a cure or a constraint for research burnout?
Catchup – Debate – Is capping hours a cure or a constraint for research burnout?
Catchup - Burnout in research: should we cap the hours? Hear Dr Vanessa De la Cruz & Dr Wasiu Balgun debate the motion live. Watch, ask, vote
Featured LGBTQIAP2S+ Dementia Forum
LGBTQIAP2S+ Dementia Forum
Join the LGBTQIAP2S plus Dementia Forum for open chat on queer inclusive research, progress, setbacks, identity, care and equity as the year ends.