Train the Trainer: Design Genomics & Bioinformatics Training
Dementia ResearcherDiscover how to plan and design engaging learning for those wanting to generate and analyse genomic data – free online course from Wellcome connecting science
Alzheimer’s Association Interdisciplinary Summer Research Institute
Alzheimer's AssociationAdvance your career and the future of dementia research through the Alzheimer’s Association Interdisciplinary Summer Research Institute – free training.
Free Course – Viva Success: Mastering Your PhD Defence
We are excited to announce the launch of a new, simple, and free course designed specifically for dementia researchers preparing for their PhD Viva Defence!
Many Models in R – A Thriller in Three Parts
National Centre for Research MethodsThis resource from the NCRM shares an approach to using the tidyverse package to run many models within the programming language R delivered by Liam Wright
Using the Indices of Multiple Deprivation in Dementia Research
Dr Smruit Bulsari, Senior Research Officer, University of Essex presents a guide on using the English Indices of Multiple Deprivation in your Dementia Research
Mastering the Art of Safe and Effective Mouse Handling
The NC3Rs is excited to launch a new refined mouse handling free, 45 minute, e-learning course, created by the NC3Rs and US-based 3Rs Collaborative (3RsC).
MRC Researcher Roadshow – Ready to use Datasets
Recording from the recent Medical Research Council Roadshow Workshop explore what data you can access from the UK Data Service.
What is cognitive interviewing?
Watch this presentation from Dr Olivia Sexton from the National Centre for Social Research – learn what cognitive interviewing is, and why you might use it.
Mobile Apps and Sensors in Surveys
Keynote talk by Professor Kathleen Cagney delivered at the NCRM Mobile Apps and Sensors in Surveys (MASS) workshop in 2023.
Capacity & Consent to Research Resources
A new resource from Cardiff University with resources to support researchings dealing with consenting people into research with impaired capacity.