Getting a grant funded starts with knowing what the panel wants. Louise Serpell shares advice from the review board, summary to interview.
Dr Ayokunmi Ojebode is a lecturer and dementia researcher specialising in ageing, arts, co-production, health humanities and culturally responsive care.
The German Neuroscience Society is accepting applications for the 2027 Schilling Research Award, a €20,000 prize for outstanding early-career brain research
Professor Emma Mead hosts Sanjay Manohar, Michele Hu, Laura Winchester and Peter Johnson on what will actually change the course of dementia and Parkinson's
Beccy Owen spent months dreading her first seminar. Preparing for it turned out to be the most useful thing she did all year. Here's what she learned.
Informal meetings can help you to explore new career opportunities, but there is a knack to getting them right. Shared from Nature Careers
Dr Sam Washer is an ARUK-funded Oxford researcher using CRISPR, cell models and AI to study microglia and develop new dementia treatments.
Moving university with active funding? Learn how UK research grant transfers work, including UKRI, NIHR, staff, students, data and equipment.
Fiona Hartley is a retired physiotherapist and PiR member with Scotland’s Neuroprogressive and Dementia Network, drawing on clinical and caring experience.
Harriet Greene was comfortable in her Oxford lab, so she spent 3 weeks in a Spanish one instead, this is her blog on why the PhD comfort zone is worth leaving.
Take part in a new UCL survey on how hot weather affects research in the UK. Anonymous, 8 to 15 minutes, open to all career stages until late September.
Dr Emma Law does her GCP update every two years and wondered why. She traces the rules back to 1947, and shares what changed in her latest refresher
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