Podcast – If you can’t love yourself, then how the hell you gonna love your science – Part 1
A semi-serious chat with three early career researchers about self-care in academia – delivered in a two part special. Insights into live in research.
A semi-serious chat with three early career researchers about self-care in academia – delivered in a two part special. Insights into live in research.
Join Dr Megan Calvert-O’Hare interviewing the panel for an insightful discussion on Patient and Public Involvement in biomedical research
Piers Kotting talks to Professor Martin Rossor and Professor Parashkev Nachev from UCL, discussing their work on the principle of a Cognitive Footprint.
Adam Smith hosts and talks to Dr Katy Askew, Makis Tzioras and Dr Isabel Castanho. Exploring how they are staying well & staying busy during these unusual times
Dr Aida Gonzalez, Dr Daniel Jimenez & Julieta Camino discuss how they maintain their clinical skills and identify, while working in academia.
Anna Volkmer talks to Professor Jill Manthorpe, Dr Dawne Garrett and Esther Wiskerke. Exploring care and support in care homes, sexual intimacy & relationships.
Megan O’Hare is with Dr Byron Creese, Miguel Vasconcelos Da Silva and Isabel Foote. Talking about apathy, depression, treatments and side effects
This week our panel of NHS clinicians are in the studio to discuss their stories of becoming ‘research active’. With advise for others and details on how they are now working to support and encourage others on the front line of NHS care.
Our first ever podcast in Spanish! Research in the field of cognitive degeneration is full of diversity and multicultural talent, we’re celebrating this and highlighting the Spanish speaking community’s contribution to science. Dr Aida Suarez-Gonzalez talks with Ivanna Pavisic, Julieta Camino and Dr Daniel Jiménez.
In this podcast we reflect on the recent UK Dementia Care Research Summit. Adam Smith is joined by Hannah Churchill, Dr Tamara Backhouse and Dr Keir Yong discussing their highlights, and what the summit uncovered as the next steps for Dementia Care Research.
First time host Piers Kotting chats to Professor David Llewellyn from the University of Exeter and Dr Carol Routledge, Director of Research from Alzheimer’s Research UK. Discussing the new Deep Dementia Phenotyping (DEMON) Network, and how you could become involved.
Join Dr Megan O’Hare talkgin with Jane Gregg and Dr Josie Jenkinson. Discussing their work on understanding how people with dementia perceive themselves and their future once they receive a diagnosis of dementia and how that links with service use in the NHS.