Last week we learned that the overseas aid budget holders had been asked to make savings. In this blog Dr Clarissa Giebel discusses how the affects ripple through the system and impact her research,
Aimed at all healthcare professionals interested in becoming involved in dementia research but are not sure where to start. Dr Zoe Clough and Dr Leonidas Chouliaras share advice, discuss their work and how the NIHR can help you.
Registration is now open for virtual AAIC — at no cost for ISTAART Members. Not in the club? Registration is as low as $8 for people living in developing countries and $75 for a UK Student.
What drives and motivates you? Childhood ambition, making the world a better place? Fame and glory? In this blog Professor Louise Serpell shares her own personal journey to becoming a scientist
Dr Emily Oliver hosts this podcast discussing the new NIHR Evidence Dementia Collection. A collection of NIHR funded research summaries created in close collaboration with those who might use them, including clinicians, commissioners, patients and the public.
Caring for her husband who is living with Vascular Dementia, Founder / Chair of Dementia Friendly Communities known as Connecting Communities and NIHR Reviewer
What is happiness? There’s a lot we don’t know about happiness, play some games on this add (have fun in the interest of science – its work, honest)
A toxic brew of lysosomal lipids, reactive iron atoms, and oxidative stress can spell doom for human neurons.
Applications are now open to become an astronaut (Yes, as a dementia researcher you might qualify) at the European Space Agency and all qualified candidates are encouraged to put themselves forward.
Are you a perfectionist? In this blog Morgan Daniel shares her difficulties with ‘Perfectionism’ and how a break and new balance has actually improved her work.
Models can predict the location of cell structures from light-microscopy images alone, without the need for harmful fluorescence labelling. Find out more in this article by Amber Dance for Nature Careers
World Champion Swimmer, Veteran of the first ever London Marathon and Professor of Gerontology researching health and wellbeing in later life, with a specific interests in health inequalities at Brunel University, London.
Dr Clarissa Giebel
Dementia Researcher
Alzheimer's Association
Professor Louise Serpell
Morgan Daniel
Nature Careers Blog