In this podcast, Dr Ellice Parkinson, Dr Alice Carstairs and Lizzie English on leaving academia without leaving research behind, and why they don't regret it.
Beccy Owen blogs on a year spent learning patch-clamp electrophysiology, the broken pipettes, the phantom noise, and the cells worth waiting for.
Elizabeth Yardley explains how PhD researchers can judge qualitative analysis with clearer criteria, stronger themes, and less self doubt.
Tony O'Flaherty: Director of Home Instead, Wandsworth, leading outstanding home care, 85 carers, 82 clients and three dementia cafes.
DePEC is improving dementia prevention, diagnosis and care in low resource settings, building tools, training and evidence to support communities worldwide.
Jonathan Hoover is a bioinformatics research scientist at Prima Mente, building AI models to explore how brain diseases emerge and progress in cells.
Frances Brodsky shows how fiction writing can sharpen scientific writing, using mystery novels to build narrative, focus and perseverance.
Dr Sam Moxon on what watching his grandfather live with dementia taught him about time, and why our most important moments rarely fit on a trend line.
The Strategy Unit seeks dementia professionals to share views on culturally adapted care for global majority communities in England.
Dr Niranjan Bose leads ADDI, advancing global data sharing for dementia research, and brings deep experience in health, philanthropy and biotechnology.
Dementia Researcher
NIHR
