Adam Smith talks with PhD students Michelle Lai and Luisa Krein from the University of Sydney. Discussing research on Young-onset dementia and how they manage the pressures of life, study and work.
New Blog from Anna Volkmer, talking about her experience of finding and retaining dementia research study participants.
Research officer and PhD student at the University of Sydney, working in Young-onset dementia and fuelled by Australian sunshine and classic British comedy.
Networking is a crucial skill for all scientists. Ruth Gotian offers tips for those who struggle to make it work, in this blog from Nature Careers.
Blog from Dr Clarissa Giebel, exploring the fine balance between caring, helping, empowering and disempowering people with living with dementia.
In this repost from the LSE Impact Blog, Staci Zavattaro, reflects on rejection in academia and gives 6 tips on how to manage the inevitable rejections that are part of academic life.
Groups of neurons fire in sync with each other across the brain when it performs a task; however, with age, they fall out of step. Can an electrical current have a restorative effect?
Megan Calvert-O'Hare talks with Dr Pippa Collins and Kellyn Leed from the University of Southampton. Discussing their work to support people with dementia to stay mobile while in hospitals, and the benefits of enabling use of functionality objects in hospitals and nursing homes.
Safe driver and Dem Comm Research Fellow and physiotherapist by background, currently work as an ACP in frailty developing frailty pathways in Southampton.
Rekindle your love for problem-solving by taking your lab skills to a completely different environment, says Jessica Sagers, in this Blog for Nature Careers.
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