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Morgan Daniel shares the latest update in her year long story, sharing news from life, work and studies during her MSc at University Collect London.
Those who care for people with dementia are likely to report a better quality of life if they also work outside the home.
When not chasing around his toddler, Daniel is an ARUK Fellow researching Lewy body dementia neuropathology at Newcastle University.
COVID-19 has seen an unprecedented focus on research and an acceleration in the availability of its outputs. But this open approach shouldn’t be an exception.
New government funding to help researchers develop an innovative online programme to improve and personalise care for people with dementia in care homes
Dr Emily Oliver. completed her clinical doctorate in dementia, and is now a Consultant Admiral Nurse. Emily will be blogging for us every month, sharing updates about dementia and dementia care, whilst providing snippets into her own personal and professional life.
Professor Bart De Strooper & Professor David Llewellyn discuss a new UKDRI and DEMON Network partnership & what Artificial Intelligence and Data for dementia
From obscure acronyms to unnecessary jargon, research papers are increasingly impenetrable, even for scientists, according to a Dalmeet Singh Chawla
Dr Anna Volkmer discusses the lack of diversity within her research and clinical communities, and how this is detrimental to patients.
Article from eLife looks at the level of influence ECRs have on scientific societies, and provides guidelines on how societies can successfully include ECRs
Former National Director, UK Dementia Research Institute focussed on Cellular and molecular mechanisms underlying Alzheimer’s disease.
You’d think that by now we would know all about what amyloid plaques look like? Well, no. Researchers just characterized what they believe to be a distinct type
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