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
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Clinical Academic Research Partnerships Webinar
OnlineMedical Research Council clinical academic research partnerships funding call information session (CARP)
UK Dementia Research Institute – Making it Brain
OnlineAn insight into the day-to-day working lives of academic scientists and clinicians in the UK Dementia Research Institute!
RCTs for quantitative social researchers
OnlineCourse for social researchers who have a firm grasp of quantitative research methods & would like to learn how to design & analyse randomised controlled trials.
How to build your post-doctoral career in MH Research
OnlineFind out how you can develop a post-doctoral career in mental health research - suitable for those who are due to, or have recently finished a PhD
An Introduction to Variational Bayes
OnlineA mixture of taught lectures and R practicals, giving participants an understanding of both some of the theory of variational methods & implementation
Psychology Careers Festival 2023
OnlineThe British Psychological Society 6-day careers festival, with careers sessions from inspirational speakers across a broad range of disciplines
Lab Notes – Understanding air pollution & dementia
OnlineIn this Alzheimer's Research UK Lab Notes online event, experts talk about their research on how air pollution and dementia are connected.
Edinburgh Dementia Prevention Brain Health Summer School
OnlineSummer school for trainee and qualified clinicians, nurses and ahps working in, or planning to work in brain health and dementia services.
Getting Ready for Disease Modifying Treatments
OnlineSeries of 4 Webinars organised by the Royal College of Psychiatrists to explore the work needed to deliver disease modifying dementia therapies within the NHS.
Getting Ready for Disease Modifying Treatments
OnlineSeries of 4 Webinars organised by the Royal College of Psychiatrists to explore the work needed to deliver disease modifying dementia therapies within the NHS.