Still time to apply for poster or speaker presentations at the Celebrating Scottish Research Conference, 13-14 June 🕑

It's a perfect networking opportunity and a chance to share your work with new audiences

Submit your abstract now➡️sdrc.scot/poster-abstract

Whether you're writing a grant application or a fellowship, never underestimate the power of a good story and hook, as Dr Terry Quinn💙 explains

Listen to this full webinar with more tips on writing a successful application here: brainhealtharc.com/news/webinar-3…

If you haven't already, sign up for the next Brain Health ARC webinar with Dr David Koss, with advice on starting the journey as a new lecturer in the brain health field

Date: May 3rd 2024

Time: 13:00-14:00

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Do you know what to do if you come up with a great idea as a researcher in an academic institution?

Here, Dr Stina Saunders explains the process of engaging with your institution's Technology Transfer Office 🗣️
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Whether writing a grant or fellowship application, make sure explain how you will involve people with lived experience at every stage of the project

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Are you a researcher looking to share your work with new audiences and expand your professional network?

The display a poster or do an oral presentation at our upcoming Conference, 13-14 June in Dundee.

Submit your abstract now➡️ sdrc.scot/poster-abstract

If you're looking to move on in your career, whether academia or industry, your network is one of your most important assets.

Meeting new people, for example at Conferences, is key to progression, as Dr Stina Saunders and Dr Sophie Bradley explain 👇
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We're very excited that Scotland - through the Neuroprogressive and Dementia Research Network 🌐 - will be contributing to the Blood Biomarker Challenge for #dementia providing a number of sites where people can take part

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We know that a good CV will separate you among the crowd. But did you know the CV you write for industry should be different from what you'd write for academia?

🗣️ Dr Sophie Bradley explains:
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If you want to move into working for industry, you'll be a representative of the company you work for. Therefore, it is so important to believe in the organisation and their values.

🔊 Listen to Dr Stina Saunders, from this Brain Health ARC webinar 👇brainhealtharc.com/news/webinar-2…

Spaces for our Conference 2024 are going fast 🏃

Register now for a celebration of Scottish research across dementia, neuroprogression and brain health

Including talks from academics from all career stages, disciplines and those with lived experience 👇

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Reminder the booking for our conference with Scottish Dementia Research Consortium (SDRC) and Brain Health ARC is now open 👇

If you are not able to attend in person but would like to attend virtually, please email [email protected]

Academia = good? 👼
Industry= bad? 👿

Perhaps this an outdated view that we need to challenge!

Listen to Dr Sophie Bradley and Dr Stina Saunders discuss how both can complement each other and the benefits of working together

Listen to this in full 👉brainhealtharc.com/news/webinar-2…

The next Brain Health ARC webinar will provide valuable advice on starting the journey as a new lecturer in the brain health field, including essential tips and strategies for a successful academic career. The speaker is Dr David Koss.

Sign up now! 👇

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One of the most helpful steps researchers can take in career progression is developing communication skills & sharing work with new audiences 🗣️

You can achieve both of these by presenting a poster/ giving a talk at our upcoming Conference!

Apply now 👇 sdrc.scot/poster-abstract

Check out the draft programme for the upcoming Conference (13-14 June in Dundee), including:

🟣 updates from research teams/orgs
🟣developments in research across dementias, Parkinson, MS, MND & Huntington disease
🟣ECR presentations

Register now 👇
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If you are working in gerontology/ageing-related subjects across Scotland, keep in touch with BSG Scotland & sign up to their mailing list ✍️ to get info on Scotland-based events & networking opportunities with researchers and practitioners
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⌛️ Last chance to register for Brain Health ARC webinar

🖥️ Successful Grant Applications, with Prof Terry Quinn and Sophie Roberts (Senior Research Grants Officer at Alzheimer’s Society)

🗓️Fri 5 April
🕑1-2pm

⬇️Sign up now
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Join us on 13-14 June 2024 in Dundee, with our friends Neuroprogressive and Dementia Research Network 🌐 and Brain Health ARC to celebrate Scottish research

The programme will feature a insights on a range of research activity across disciplines & more than just dementia

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