In this webinar, first broadcast on Wednesday 27th May 2020 – Joanna Sun, PhD Student from the University of Wollongong, Australia. talks her work on the appropriateness of adapting the Australian Environmental Assessment Tool – High Care (EAT-HC) for persons with dementia in Singapore.
New blog from Andrew Geddis-Regan discussing his NIHR Doctoral Research Fellowship work to improve decision making and dental care for people living with dementia.
Base player, parent and NIHR Doctoral Research Fellow and Senior Dental Officer working in the North East to improve Dental Care Decision Making in Dementia.
Register now – 4th June – 12.000 noon – James Watson, PhD Student at the University of Liverpool shares his experiences of the process of undertaking a systematic review, from devising an idea and identifying a gap in the literature, to compiling findings and understanding what the review means for people with dementia and their carers.
This exciting online programme provides a detailed overview of human brain anatomy presented in a very clear and accessible way. It is unlike traditional neuroanatomy courses, emphasising understanding over rote learning.
One of the benefits of open data is that it allows multiple perspectives to approach a question, but whats the trade-off? This paper from William Thompson at Stanford University explores the issues.
Director of the Centre for Dementia Research at Leeds Beckett University, cycling and researching Dementia care and services with particular interest in care homes and hospital care and workforce education and training.
Piers Kotting talks to Professor Martin Rossor and Professor Parashkev Nachev from University College London, discussing their work on the principle of a Cognitive Footprint, and the research around the idea first showcased in their Lancet paper in 2015.
Professor of Neurology at University College London, undertaking complex computational modelling of the focally damaged human brain and relaxing through creating art as a way of conveying ideas about our biological nature.
The Scottish Dementia Research Consortium (SDRC) recently surveyed Scottish dementia researchers to understand how COVID-19 has affected their research. Find out what researchers had to say.
Part of the original MRC project that identified the APP gene mutation as the first cause of familial Alzheimer’s disease, and now the NIHR National Director for Dementia Research..
”Alzheimer’s Afternoons” a bi-weekly online seminar series focused on the cell biology of AD. Catch-up now, and make this a standing item in your diaries.
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Andrew Geddis-Regan