Alzheimer Scotland Student Research Programme 2027: applications open

Alzheimer Scotland Student Research Programme 2027: applications open   Alzheimer Scotland, working with the Scottish Dementia Research Consortium (SDRC), is pleased to announce the 2027 round of the Alzheimer Scotland Student Research Programme. The Programme...

Menopause and Brain Health in Scotland

Menopause and Brain Health in Scotland   In this blog, Rachel Tulloch, post-diagnostic support link worker and PhD student at King’s College London, shares findings from the early stages of her research project on Women’s Brain Health and the Menopause. Recently,...
Project blog 5: Memories Through Touch

Project blog 5: Memories Through Touch

Project blog 5: Memories Through Touch   Welcome to the fifth in Lyes Oussaiden’s blog series reflecting on his Alzheimer Scotland Student Research Programme journey throughout the ‘Memory Through Touch’ project. Well, what an exciting past couple months this has...

SNRF Round 4

The Scottish Neurological Research Fund (SNRF) Round 4   The Scottish Neurological Research fund provides an opportunity for early career researchers working in different academic centres with a chance to test out ideas, researching the causes, prevention and...
Blog: Through different eyes- a new perspective in dementia research

Blog: Through different eyes- a new perspective in dementia research

Through different eyes: a new persepctive in dementia research   Molly Murray is a PhD researcher from the University of the West of Scotland and Alzheimer Scotland’s Centre for Policy and Practice (ASCPP). Stuart Dougall is a member of the Scottish Dementia Working...
Research involvement blog: Margaret Hence

Research involvement blog: Margaret Hence

The SDRC’s Research Involvement blog series, features all types of research from across Scotland. This blog series shares experiences of different perspectives of research as well as tips and lessons for researchers. Our latest blog in this series is from...