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.
19-year-old Maisie is a student currently living alone with her nan, Terry, who has Alzheimer’s disease, as a young carer.
Michelle Naessens shares advise for future MSc students, learn from decisions she made and what she would do differently given the chance all over again
Investigating neuroanatomical correlates of cognitive dysfunction in frontotemporal dementia at the Cambridge Centre for FTD
Themiya’s father Gunasena was always very independent, so it worried her when he began to experience hallucinations and falls.
Joanna Sun from the University of Wollongong talks about adapting the Australian Environmental Assessment Tool for persons with dementia in Singapore.
Andrew Geddis-Regan writes about 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.
One of the benefits of open data is that it allows multiple perspectives to approach a question, but whats the trade-off?
Director of the Centre for Dementia Research at Leeds Beckett, working on dementia care and interested in care homes, hospital care and workforce
Piers Kotting talks to Professor Martin Rossor and Professor Parashkev Nachev from UCL, discussing their work on the principle of a Cognitive Footprint.
Professor of Neurology at UCL, undertaking computational modelling of the human brain and creating art as a way of conveying ideas about our biological nature.
SDRC recently surveyed Scottish dementia researchers to understand how COVID-19 has affected their research. Find out what researchers had to say.
Alzheimer's Society
Michelle Naessens
Dementia Researcher
Andrew Geddis-Regan