All the events here are relevant to people working in dementia research. If you would like to add your own you can submit an event
Salon – When Research Goes Wrong: Can you Adapt?
Dementia Researcher Communities App16th October - When research goes wrong, the fallout can be devastating but you can get through it! We have guest speakers Dr Subhashisa Swain & Dr Raysa El Zein
ECR Workshop: How to Get Your Research Published by VasCog
Online , United KingdomWorkshop with expert speakers covering Academic Writing and Publishing, with Cerebral Circulation – Cognition and Behaviour (CCCB)
Mobilising research knowledge: experiences from working with care homes
Online , United KingdomIn this NIHR Webinar Professor Claire Goodman discusses the important areas to consider when engaging with and mobilising research knowledge with care homes
Characterization of SuperAgers in the Betula project
Online , United KingdomISTAART Webinar from the Design and Data Analytics PIA & Reserve, Resilience and Protective Factors PIA: Characterization of SuperAgers in the Betula project
Human Proteome Organization World Congress
International Congress Centre - Dresden Ostra-Ufer 2, Dresden, GermanyJoin the HUPO World Congress, Oct 20-24, Dresden. With 1200 expected participants this will probably be the largest conference in this research area worldwide
Knowledge equity as an applied method for avoiding extraction research
Online , United KingdomNCRM Training - Knowledge equity as an applied method for avoiding extraction research (student, researchers and academics) - Online
Liverpool Dementia & Ageing Research Conference
The Liner Hotel Lord Nelson Street, Liverpool, Merseyside, United KingdomJoin us for our annual Conference in Liverpool to hear about and discuss the latest research, service provision, and care
Salon – Preparing for your Viva
Dementia Researcher Communities App23rd October - In the Salon this week it's all about surviving (and maybe enjoying) your Vivia, guests Dr Donald Lyall & Dr Eleanor Conole share their thoughts.
Co-production: an Arts in Health Approach
University of Glasgow - Advanced Research Centre 11 Chapel Lane, Glasgow, United KingdomThis NCRM/ Glasgow course will introduce participants to arts in health as a field of study. This will be used to frame co-production in social health research
Evidence & Implementation Summit 2025
Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre 1 Convention Centre Pl, South Wharf, Melbourne, Victoria, AustraliaEvidence and Implementation Summit a biennial conference that shares advances, case studies and results across evidence synthesis, knowledge translation and implementation science