Podcast – Diagnosing Dementia – Now and in the Future
Dementia ResearcherHow is dementia diagnosed now, and how could that change with new fluid biomarkers – Adam Smith talk with a Neurologist, Psychiatrist and Scientist.
Blogs & features
Profile – Dr Liz Coulthard
Paddle Boarding, Consultant Neurologist and Associate Professor at University of Bristol and North Bristol NHS Trust. Liz is a Clinical academic running clinical trials and delivering NHS dementia and general neurology services.
Guest Blog – The Hunt for Tiny Messengers
Dr Yvonne CouchExtracellular Vesicles. Where do they come from, what do they do? How do they do it and why are they interesting to Dementia Researchers? Dr Yvonne Couch explains in this blog.
Profile – Dr Amanda Heslegrave
Senior Research Fellow based within the UK Dementia Research Institute at UCL, a leading light in the field of fluid biomarker research.
Stunning Diagnostic Accuracy from a Plasma Protein Panel?
Alz ForumBlood tests in development for Alzheimer’s rely on Aβ and phosphorylated tau. While powerful, these markers are only accurate in about 90 percent of cases. Now, a new study suggests that a broad protein panel can do better.
Social Isolation and Loneliness – ISTAART Research Perspectives Special
For #LonelinessAwarenessWeek, this special ‘Research Perspectives’ blog and podcast see’s journalist and GHBI Fellow, Fernando Peres discover more about social Isolation and Loneliness in dementia, talking to someone living through the problems and a leading research expert.
Healey Centre International Prize for Innovation in ALS
The Healey Centre International Prize for Innovation in ALS celebrates excellence in research into ALS / MND – deadline for submissions 16th July 2021.
NIHR Leadership Lab
NIHRNIHR Leadership Lab is a new career development initiative to support the aspirations of the research community who wish to enhance their leadership and management skills.
Discovering Research Methods
We need ECRs to join us and talk about your application of research methods, for our special five-part miniseries – recording in July / August.
Profile – Professor Brian Lawlor
Professor of Old Age Psychiatry and Deputy Executive Director, Global Brain Health Institute, Trinity College Dublin. Researching dementia, brain health, depression, loneliness + knows his way around a Tennis Court.
Guest Blog – MSc Dissertation
Morgan DanielMorgan Daniel discusses her MSc dissertation, how to choose a project, supervision and tips getting through the writing.
Can standardised courses in research ethics prevent publication misconduct?
LSE Impact BlogWhat ethics training or publishing training have you received? This article shared from the LSE Impact blog by Santosh C Hulagabali discusses new mandatory training developed in India.