All the posts every put on our website. Blogs, Podcasts, Careers Support, News and all the good stuff that you wouldn’t want to miss. Only made possible thanks to funding from our amazing partners, NIHR, Alzheimer’s Association, Alzheimer’s Research UK, Alzheimer’s Society & Race Against Dementia.
PhD Student at the Royal College of Art, London. Researching the Environment in care homes and how Art can improve the lives of people living with dementia
Closed labs and rescinded job offers have snatched away opportunities. How can science bounce back? Julie Gould finds out for Nature Careers.
Roller skating and crafting through lockdown and working for her PhD at Swansea University, researching sleep and dementia.
Dr Katy Stubbs highlights how and why Lab-based researchers and can engage the public in their work, and how both will benefit.
To find out what is going on in the brain of someone with Alzheimer’s disease, all it takes is a drop of blood. Catch-up in this article from the Alz Forum
Dr Daniel Erskine presents his research from post-mortem studies to understand why Lewy bodies form, relevance to cell health & role in Lewy body dementia
Today, Morgan Daniel takes (or took, depending on when you’re reading this) over the Dementia Researcher Twitter account. Sharing her day to inspire others thinking of following this path, and taking your questions. Could that also be the right path for you?
Machine Learning & Artificial Intelligence & use in Dementia Research. The van der Schaar lab at the University of Cambridge is doing some very exciting things
We are delighted to welcome Beth McLoughlin a first year PhD Student from University of Warwick, to our line-up of regular bloggers. In her first post for Dementia Researcher, Beth introduced herself and her research.
In the last of our five -part blog series – Dr Ellen Dicks shares her research story, taking her from Germany, to Amsterdam and across the USA.
Gina Martin is Founder and Director of the Bob and Diane Fund, supporting photographers who tell visual stories about Alzheimer’s and other dementias.
Writing a thesis can feel overwhelming. Hugh Kearns and Maria Gardiner discuss reasons why PhD students avoid and how to counter them.
Dementia Researcher
Nature Careers Blog
Adam Smith
Bethany McLoughlin
LSE Impact Blog