Join us on 31st October for this fantastic evening webinar about the journey from post doc to principal investigator! Hear about the dos and don'ts from dementia research leaders across Australia - sign up here:
https://t.co/KS9hO7TRsJ
So grateful for @sahmriAU and our #BRIGHT community for the opportunity to accelerate my #dementia research and connect further with Australians living with dementia and caring for those with dementia
Introducing Dr Andrew Shoubridge, the inaugural BRIGHT Accelerator award winner. ✨
"The pain that (dementia) causes is so far-reaching, so I really want to help not just the people with the disease but also those who live around them."
Full podcast🎙 https://t.co/v5HW1OHPF6
As the BRIGHT Ambassador for 2023, I’m taking on the BRIGHT Walk in July to again raise money desperately needed in our ongoing efforts to prevent dementia, improve care and fight for a cure. Please sponsor me! https://t.co/jI3Zi8wseH #brightwalk via @raisely
@JenniferDoggett So sorry to hear Jennifer and I echo your frustration.
If you would like to show the school possible methods to improve ventilation, our work below showed where we cheaply and easily improved ventilation in a nursing home. Happy to talk more anytime
https://t.co/FzvTPIi45l
🚨New grants available for dementia researchers!!🚨
See our updated list of grants you can apply for below!
#funding#emcr#dementia https://t.co/Hl9TGY202S
SAHMRI’s BRIGHT Accelerator and neurobiologist, Dr @apshoubridge, joined @1395FIVEaa this morning to discuss his research on gut health and how it can impact our risk of dementia and exacerbate the symptoms. 🧠
🎧 Listen in: https://t.co/eZJS8CvgOR
Today marks the beginning of #BrainAwarenessWeek, a time to raise awareness for brain diseases, disorders and injuries. Dr Andrew Shoubridge is doing just that, leading a new project to discover how gut health can impact our risk of dementia.
More ➡ https://t.co/slq678M6aZ
New Postdoc positions in my lab in Australia! Contribute to translational neuroscience with cutting-edge human brain tissue analysis. Looking for talented people with skills in electrophysiology, bioinformatics, computer programming OR stem cells. https://t.co/hFPlxVRZ6w 1/2
Don't hesitate to register for this upcoming webinar for early-mid career researchers. Hear from Australian researchers and clinicians on navigating challenges and strategies for successful translational research in neuroscience https://t.co/y7ObKq0SzM @AusDementiaEMCR
Congratulations to our long list of incredible award winners who were recognised at our End of Year Celebration last night!
🏆 BRIGHT Accelerator Award: Dr Andrew Shoubridge
🏆 Executive Director's Award: Sarah Lawson
🏆 Diané Ranck Leadership Award (Researcher): Odette Pearson
Meet Dr Andrew Shoubridge @apshoubridge! A Postdoctoral Researcher at @sahmriAU investigating how the bacteria in our gut contribute to the risk of developing dementia. 🦠 🧠
Abstract submissions are now open for the Australian Dementia Research Forum 2023! The theme for the forum is Discovery, Diagnostics and Management: A new era for Dementia. Abstract submissions will close on 31 January 2023 so don't wait! https://t.co/bc9onhWs65
The ADNeT Accelerator Group is here to advocate for Dementia EMCRs. Stay tuned this week as we introduce our committee members! Add #AusDementiaEMCR to your tweets to have your work shared. You can see more about what we do as a group below https://t.co/Hl9TGXKoEi
It's Dementia Action Week!
Postdoctoral Research Fellow in SAHMRI's Lifelong Health theme, Dr Andrew Shoubridge, joins ABC Afternoons to discuss how gut microbiome influences the brain and may contribute to dementia risk.
Listen here 🎧 https://t.co/6VvpUlUiXf
Do the 'bugs' in our #gut affect out mental health? Too right, they do! The #gutmicrobiome has big impacts on our psychology... So how could we harness this communication for new therapies?
Check out our new @molpsychiatry review for all the insights :) https://t.co/Ws27ATl40e