Beccy Owen on 10 things my PhD has taught me so far, from troubleshooting and resilience to boundaries, confidence and not having your career mapped out.
Free research tools for PhD students that rarely make the usual lists, from literature search and statistics to AI assistants, figures and policy impact.
Prisha Sharma is an Assistant Psychologist at Brainkind, working in a neurobehavioural service and researching neuropsychological outcomes after brain injury.
Changes to the Open Science Framework’s policies will come into effect in November, forcing researchers to reconsider their workflows.
Professor Andre Altmann is a UCL biomedical data scientist using statistics and AI on imaging and genetic data to study dementia onset and progression.
ISTAART members are invited to register interest in peer reviewing grant applications for the Alzheimer's Association International Research Grant Program.
Professor Christian Benedict and Dr Alana Brown on why women's sleep differs from men's, what the menstrual cycle changes, and why sleep apnea gets missed.
Five talks from the Complement and the Brain satellite symposium at EMCHD 2026 in Cardiff, on complement in Alzheimer's, stroke, brain injury and synapse loss.
What do UK academic promotion panels look for? Real criteria from 5 universities, what to do years before you apply, and answers to 15 questions people actually ask.
Jacqui Kerr spent an afternoon at a rural Alzheimer Scotland memory café. Tea, shortbread, and a sharp reminder of why research delivery matters.
Victoria Gabb's MCI Core Outcomes Study has its first published output – a scoping umbrella review in Alzheimer's & Dementia mapping 143 outcomes reported in MCI trials.
A new HEPI report calls for better PhD careers support, as more researchers favour careers beyond academia but lack the preparation they need.
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