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
Week of Events
Lausanne XI from CEOi
Join us in October for our 11th Lausanne Workshop, the world's leading stage for dialogue on how to best innovate in Alzheimer's prevention, treatment & care
Alzheimer’s Fast Track 2024
Alzheimer's Fast Track 2024 - An immersive workshop for new investigators - Chicago, Illinois - October 2-4, 2024 - SFN Pre-meeting
What Works When Working Together? Cross-condition research involvement
What Works When Working Together? Cross-condition research involvement
Launching a new digital guide: 'What works when working together? A practical guide for involving people with different neurodegenerative conditions in policy research'.
Dementia Care Mapping Conference 2024
Dementia Care Mapping Conference 2024
Join us for an exciting opportunity to hear about the ways in which Dementia Care Mapping is being used to improve the lives of people living with dementia.
Empowering Communities: Black Perspectives in Gerontology and Geriatrics
Empowering Communities: Black Perspectives in Gerontology and Geriatrics
Empowering Communities: Black Perspectives in Gerontology and Geriatrics focuses on the unique experiences and insights of Black professionals and elders in ageing and health
ASI Research Webinar: Disease Modifying Therapies
ASI Research Webinar: Disease Modifying Therapies
Professor Sean Kennelly presents for Dementia Research Network Ireland exploring the recent research in the area of disease-modifying therapies.
Catchup – Salon – Working with Mice and Rats
Catchup – Salon – Working with Mice and Rats
Catchup - Loukia Katsouri and Soraya Meftah talk about their ups and downs and experiences of working with mice and rats - what's life in the lab like?
Shape Solutions to Reduce Dementia Care Barriers
Shape Solutions to Reduce Dementia Care Barriers
Join EquaDem Network Plus in Liverpool, to co-create solutions for better dementia care. 2nd October, 1pm to 3pm, pwld, carers and professionals.