Methods Matter Podcast – Multilevel Modelling
Dr Jacqueline Mogle & leading research methods expert Professor Bill Brown discuss Multilevel Modelling. Listen to learn how to put this method into practice
Methods Matter Podcast – Qualitative Longitudinal
Leah Fulleger talks to Methods expert Dr Kahryn Hughes & Dementia Researcher Professor Andrew Clark on how to put Qualitative Longitudinal Methods into practice
Methods Matter Podcast – Social Network Analysis
Introducing new research methods & how to use them. Leah Fulleger talks with Dementia Researcher Dr Anne-Nicole Casey & Methods expert Dr David Griffiths
Methods Matter Podcast – Qualitative Interviews
A guide to research methods, in collaboration with the NCRM. Leah Fulleger talks with Dementia Researcher Dr Jemima Dooley & Dr Kahryn Hughes
Podcast – A Brain Health & Dementia Research Strategy for Scotland
Professor Craig Ritchie & Jim Pearson share details on the Scottish Brain Health and Dementia Research Strategy and how it supports for ECRs
Podcast – Literature meets science – Finding the Right Words
Dr Claire Sexton talks with Cindy Miller & Professor Bruce Miller about their new book, which brings together Neuroscience and a story family and dementia
Podcast – Meet the new Race Against Dementia ARUK Fellows
Meet the new Race Against Dementia ARUK Research Fellows, discussing their plans what attracted them to this Fellowship and share their tips for others applying
Podcast – Supporting Social Care Research & Building Capacity
A discussion about social care research, with a researcher & 2 funders, Alzheimer's Society & the NIHR. Exploring how they're bringing new capacity to the field
Podcast – Recommendations from the UK APPG on Dementia
Alzheimer's Society leads a discussion exploring the findings of the investigation undertaken by UK All Party Parliamentary Group on Dementia
Podcast – Supporting Early Career Researchers, ISTAART & UCL Survey Launch
Dr Anna Volkmer talks with colleagues from the ISTAART PIA to Elevate Early Career Researchers, as they launch their Worldwide Dementia ECR Survey.
Food For Thought, Eating for brain health with Dr Neal Barnard
Dr Sam Moxon interviews Dr Neal Barnard a leading expert on nutrition and founding president of the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine.
Podcast – Investigating the ubiquitin proteasome system
Professor Selina Wray talks with ECRs from the Imperial College, UK Dementia Research Institute & UCL discussing their work on the ubiquitin proteasome system.
Podcast – AAIC 2021 Round-up – Live Plenary
Recording from the live AAIC 2021 Round-up plenary - Hosted by Dr Rebecca Edelmayer & Dr Percy Griffin from Alzheimer's Association
Blog – AAIC 2021 Round-up
In a change to our usual AAIC review format, Adam Smith has narrated his blog sharing top stories from the week, discusses the platform and his own highlights.
ISTAART PIA Relay Podcast – Claudio Babiloni & Joe Kane
Dr Claudio Babiloni (Electrophysiology) is back to interview Dr Joe Kane (Lewy body Dementia) discussing their work, ISTAART and hot topics
ISTAART PIA Relay Podcast – Betty Tijms & Claudio Babiloni
Dr Betty Tijms (Neuroimaging) interviews Dr Claudio Babiloni (Electrophysiology) discussing their work, ISTAART and hot topics in the field.
ISTAART PIA Relay Podcast – Jennifer Whitwell & Betty Tijms
In the third show Professor Jennifer Whitwell (Atypical AD PIA) interviews Dr Betty Tijms (Neuroimaging PIA) discussing their work, and hot topics in the field.
ISTAART PIA Relay Podcast – Zahinoor Ismail & Jennifer Whitwell
Professor Zahinoor Ismail (Neuropsychiatric Syndromes) talks to Professor Jennifer Whitwell (Atypical AD) discussing their work & hot topics
ISTAART PIA Relay Podcast – Joe Kane & Zahinoor Ismail
The Relay Podcast is back for a second season - Dr Joe Kane (Lewy body dementia) talks with Professor Zahinoor Ismail (Neuropsychiatric Syndromes)
Podcast – AAIC 2021 Preview
Adam Smith talks with Dr Claire Sexton, Alzheimer's Associations Director, Scientific Programs and Outreach to hear what they have planned for AAIC 2021
Podcast – Diagnosing Dementia – Now and in the Future
How is dementia diagnosed now, and how could that change with new fluid biomarkers - Adam Smith talk with a Neurologist, Psychiatrist and Scientist.
Social Isolation and Loneliness – ISTAART Research Perspectives Special
For #LonelinessAwarenessWeek, this special 'Research Perspectives' blog and podcast see's journalist and GHBI Fellow, Fernando Peres discover more about social Isolation and Loneliness in dementia, talking to someone living through the problems and a leading research expert.
Podcast – Cochrane Dementia Group
Dr Anna Volkmer is joined by Dr Terry Quinn & Dr Jenny McCleery editors of Cochrane Dementia Group. Discussing the work of Cochrane & systematic reviews.
Podcast – Building Computers from Human Brain Cells
Dr Sam Moxon talks with Dr Eric Hill and Dr Paul Roach from Loughborough University, about their £3m Neu-ChiP Project, connecting stem cells & microchips
Podcast – COVID-19 Care Home Research
Dr Clarissa Giebel hosts Professor Adam Gordon, Dr Ramona Backhaus and Paul Marlow talking about their research on COVID-19 and Care Homes
Podcast – BNA Festival Roundup
Professional Louise Serpell leads the conversation in discussing the science from this months British Neuroscience Associations Festival.
Podcast – NIHR Evidence Dementia Collection
Dr Emily Oliver hosts a discussion about the new NIHR Evidence Dementia Collection - for anyone who might use them, patients, carers, clinicians.
Podcast – ARUK Conference Roundup
Part 2 of our ARUK Conference Special. Dr Yvonne Couch with Beth Eyre, Dr Aitana Sogorb Esteve, Dr Lucy Russell and Michelle Naessens sharing their highlights
Podcast – ARUK Conference ECR Day Roundup
Part 1 ARUK Conference Special. Dr Fiona Calvert talks with Mica Clarke, from UCL, Katy Hole from Bath & Dr Yvonne Couch from Oxford sharing ECR Day highlights
Podcast – Logopenic Progressive Aphasia and its characterisation
Dr Anna Volkmer talks with with Shalom Henderson and Dr Siddharth Ramanan discussing their work on Logopenic Variant Primary Progressive Aphasia
Podcast – Studying for an MSc in Dementia & Neuroscience
Dr Prerana Sabnis talks to dementia researchers from across the world to understand what motivated them, the career path they took, and comes next
Podcast – PhD Supervisors – The good, the great and the rest
The relationship between Student & Supervisor is very important. In this podcast we discuss what good looks like, what can go wrong, and how to deal with it.
Podcast – Researching the impact of COVID-19 on dementia care
Dr Tamlyn Watermeyer: interviews three researchers sharing how they adapted research to look at the important issue of how COVID-19 was impacting dementia care.
Podcast – Dementias Platform UK supporting researchers worldwide
Discover how DPUK is helping researchers (and can help you) with tools and access to over 3 million health records with Dr Sarah Baumeister & Dr Danielle Newby
Podcast – Researching Art to help people with Dementia
Exploring how arts based methodologies & skills of an artist can be used within the field of health to create new understandings & promote wellbeing in dementia
Podcast – Blogs 2020 – Part 5
We.ve taken a look back over this year’s blogs & created a five-part podcast special. Hear the authors narrate their blogs, discussing life, careers & research
Podcast – Blogs 2020 – Part 4
Five-part podcast special. Hear from Dr Claire Durrant, Dr Cara Croft, Bethany McLoughlin, Dr Katy Stubbs and Dr Emily Oliver sharing careers tips & research
Podcast – Blogs 2020 – Part 3
Some blog highights from the year, discussing life, careers and research. In part-three we hear from Dr Clarissa Giebel, Morgan Daniel and Dr Emily Oliver.
Podcast – Blogs 2020 – Part 2
Blog collection, discussing life, careers and research. In part-two we hear from Morgan Daniel, Dr Anna Volkmer, Dr Emily Oliver and Dr Clarissa Giebel.
Podcast – Blogs 2020 – Part 1
Hear from Dr Anna Volkmer, Dr Emily Oliver, Dr Clarissa Giebel and Michelle Naessens. Discussing Vivas, Brexit, Social Care, post PhD life, qualitative research and how to avoid rubbish video calls.
Podcast – 2020 Dementia Roundup Christmas Special
2020 highlights podcast, over the past year we’ve recorded 38 podcasts with 80 dementia researchers from all over the world.
Podcast – Looking back and learning from the PhD years
Three researchers who have completed their PhD's & a researcher starting the journey. Looking back, sharing tips and helping to avoid some of the PhD pitfalls.
Podcast – Finding your PhD Feet
PhD Students who are at the very first stages of their expedition discuss how they're finding a way to settle in, and sharing what they have learned so far.
Podcast – AAIC Neuroscience Next Round-up
Adam Smith is joined by Lindsay Welikovitch, Courtney Kloske, Vee Balendra, Wade Self, João Pedro Ferrari Souza with highlights from AAIC Neuroscience Next
Podcast – ISTAART PIA to Elevate Early Career Researchers
Dr Anna Volmer talks with Adam Smith, James Quinn, Beth Shaaban and Naiara Demnitz, sharing news of their new ISTAART PIA to Elevate Early Career Researchers
Podcast – Celebrating 100 Episodes
Adam Smith & Megan O'Hare recorded this unscripted special episode to celebrate the 100th Episode sharing their highlights.
Podcast – Alzheimer’s Society keeping research going during a pandemic
Hannah Churchill talks with three Alzheimer's Society funded researchers, discussing their work, and how they adapted during the pandemic.
Podcast – Race Against Dementia Fellowships
Adam Smith is joined by Race Against Dementia CEO, Dr Penny Moyle and RAD Research Fellow Dr Claire Durrant Discussing the unique five year RAD Fellowships.
