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.
A new NIHR campaign to encourage healthcare professionals to get involved in research has launched last week – find out more here.
Dr Megan O’Hare speaks with Emma Harding and Emilie Brotherhood about the Rare Dementia Support Impact study exploring support, interventions and policy change.
Postdoc currently working on the Rare Dementia Support Impact Study and investigating physiological responses to music in people living with PCA and AD.
Another great article from Jo Sharpe for the Alzheimer’s Research UK blog, discussing her work with fruit flies.
Blog from Clarissa Giebel, sharing news from her recent visit exchange visit to Maastricht University to catch up on recruitment, and all things study-related.
After 3 years in pharma, a researcher returns to academia, finding industry experience invaluable despite early warnings it might hinder future opportunities
Researchers unite to improve qualitative research with people with dementia and communication difficulties, sharing methods, ethical ideas and support.
If you wish to contribute to the body of knowledge in medical sciences then you are a right candidate for a career in Medical Research – but resilience is a key requirement!
Dr Jemima Dooley is a Research Fellow at the University of Exeter studying communication and decision making in dementia care.
This post written by Neil A. Lewis, Jr. from Cornell University for Science Magazine provides five tips to guide the way when writing your next funding application.
Qualitative dementia researchers come together to share ideas, build links, and explore better ways to involve people with dementia in research.
New blog from Naomi Gallant – having just gone through the Viva, Naomi shares some snippets from her own experience which we hope may help you along the way. Adding to this weeks Viva theme.
Dementia Researcher
Dr Clarissa Giebel
Dr Anna Volkmer
Adam Smith
Dr Naomi Gallant