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Primary Progressive Aphasia Awareness Day 2025 Webinar
Online , United Kingdom#PPAAwareness Day one-hour webinar filled with informative presentations, personal stories, and resources to help support individuals living with primary progressive aphasia.
Brain Health Webinar 3 – Dr Hamied Haroon
Online , United KingdomJoin Dr Hamied Haroon, Research Fellow at The University of Manchester, for his talk on "Balancing Work, Life and Disability as a Research Scientist!"
The Basics of Selectively Vulnerable Neuroanatomy
Online , United KingdomAtypical Alzheimer's Disease PIA - The Basics of Selectively Vulnerable Neuroanatomy; Cytoarchitectonic Mapping of Histopathology - 3rd March 4pm GMT
The Basics of Artificial Intelligence as a Daily Research Tool
Online , United KingdomTechnology and Dementia PIA - The Basics of Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a Daily Research Tool - 4th March 4.30pm GMT
The Basics of Understanding Evidence-Based Research
Online , United KingdomISTAART Diversity and Disparities PIA - The Basics of Understanding Evidence-Based Research - 5th March 7.00pm GMT
The Basics of Addressing Delirium Superimposed on Dementia in the Perioperative Environment
Online , United KingdomThe Basics of Addressing Delirium Superimposed on Dementia in the Perioperative Environment - 6th March 4.00pm GMT
Building Constellations of Creative & Participatory Research
Online , United KingdomThis exciting interactive NCRM workshop will develop your knowledge and skills in using creative and participatory research methods.
Equadem Webinar: Hearing loss and rarer dementia subtypes
Online , United KingdomJoin us on 19th May for a Liverpool Dementia & Ageing Research Forum & Equadem webinar on hearing loss, dementia subtypes & inequalities. Register now!
Using data to identify the right research locations
Online , United KingdomNIHR Webinar - Addressing the diversity challenge: Using data to identify the right research locations and increase the diversity of people taking part in clinical trials.
The Basics of Neuropathology in Frontotemporal Lobar Degeneration (FTLD): Human Postmortem Evidence
Online , United KingdomThe Basics of Neuropathology in Frontotemporal Lobar Degeneration (FTLD): Human Postmortem Evidence - 10th March 4.00pm GMT