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.
Dr Niranjan Bose leads ADDI, advancing global data sharing for dementia research, and brings deep experience in health, philanthropy and biotechnology.
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.
Solutions Lab: Worried your PhD has become too niche? Professor Louise Serpell shares advice on specialist research, transferable skills, and career options.
Rahul Sidhu on turning public speaking from his greatest fear into something he genuinely enjoys, with seven tips he picked up along the way.
Only 1 in 4 governments has a national dementia plan — yet 139 million people will be affected by 2050. Read the new ADI report: From Plan to Impact 2026.
In this Solutions Lab, two researchers share how they cope when peer review feels personal, unfair, and difficult to shake off after rejection.
Dr Laura Pritschet, NIH funded postdoctoral scholar at Penn studying hormones, womens brain health, cognition, and Alzheimer’s risk through life.
Dr Clíona Farrell on what the Hot Brain conference revealed about heatwaves, air pollution and the brain health of people with dementia.
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