Our new funding portfolio is live!
Supporting dementia researchers across career stages – from early exploratory ideas and hypotheses-based projects, through to ambitious interdisciplinary programmes.
Explore the grants and talk to us at #AAIC26: https://t.co/9dFdsBOJjp
Taking the stage at #AAIC2026 today:
Jemma Hazan, Calum Hamilton, Raj Kalaria, Tara Spires-Jones, Jonathan Schott, Wioleta Zelek and Maura Malpetti.
Great to see our funded researchers sharing their insights this week. Thanks to everyone who represented our research community!
🎉 We’ve passed the AMRC Expert Review Audit!
Meeting AMRC's six principles of expert review confirms that we use robust and rigorous research funding processes, helping us to fund the best research and driving better health outcomes for our community.
🎉Congratulations to our member charities that have successfully completed our Expert Review Audit.
By meeting our six principles of expert review, they have demonstrated their commitment to using robust and rigorous funding processes which support high-quality research that improves lives.
Find out more: https://t.co/OqXRPEqZvG🔗
Today’s #AAIC2026 line-up is here!
We’re delighted to see Becky Carlyle, John O’Brien and Laura Smith presenting today.
AAIC brings together the global dementia research community, and we’re proud to see our researchers sharing their work as part of it.
Our funded researchers Delphine Boche, Katie Lunnon, Maura Malpetti and Selina Wray are presenting today at #AAIC26.
We’re excited to see their research in the spotlight and to follow the latest discoveries emerging from the conference this week.
Congratulations to our funded researcher @saobettencourt on her latest publication in @molpsychiatry ! The study reveals changes in oligodendrocytes that may play an important role in the development of Alzheimer’s disease: https://t.co/jZhPOBvaWq
Just two days to go.
Join us and our partner UKDTN on 8 July at 9am to explore the Clinical Trial Placement launching with our Doctoral Fellowships. Hear from Prof John-Paul Taylor, Eve Chapman and current Clinical Trial Fellows.
Register: https://t.co/8evXLHr8ZW
Discover how a clinical trial placement with UK Dementia Trials Network can enhance your Doctoral Clinical Fellowship. Join Prof John-Paul Taylor, Eve Chapman and Clinical Trial Fellows to learn about the placement, launching with the Fellowship.
Sign up: https://t.co/8evXLHr8ZW
📍 Heading to #AAIC2026?
Visit us at stand 1031 to discuss your research, learn about new funding opportunities and meet our Drug Discovery Institute Chief Scientific Officers!
Launching this July: our new Clinical Research Award
Flexible funding to accelerate investigator-led trials and translate promising science into clinical impact
Expressions of interest will be open year-round - watch this space
Just over one week left to register! Don’t miss this opportunity to explore how to build hands-on clinical trials experience into your Fellowship application. The Clinical Trial Placement launches with the Fellowship on 6 July.
Sign up: https://t.co/nqiSvochz6...
Discover how a clinical trial placement with UK Dementia Trials Network can enhance your Doctoral Clinical Fellowship. Join Prof John-Paul Taylor, Eve Chapman and Clinical Trial Fellows to learn about the placement, launching with the Fellowship.
Sign up: https://t.co/8evXLHr8ZW
Six Clinical Fellowships awarded to bring dementia research closer to the people who need it and strengthen the UK’s ability to deliver clinical trials.
Read more: https://t.co/BfpYYHZb6N
More news on our Clinical Accelerator Programme coming soon!
We’re proud to support research that challenges what we know about dementia and opens new pathways for discovery.
Congratulations to the team on this important milestone!
The Medical Research Council (@The_MRC) and Our Future Health (@ukfuturehealth) are offering grants to support researchers accessing Our Future Health data and driving new discoveries in disease prevention, detection and treatment
Find out more and apply: https://t.co/f5R1ICZF0x
Discover how a clinical trial placement with UK Dementia Trials Network can enhance your Doctoral Clinical Fellowship. Join Prof John-Paul Taylor, Eve Chapman and Clinical Trial Fellows to learn about the placement, launching with the Fellowship.
Sign up: https://t.co/8evXLHr8ZW
Later this week, @HilaryAlzUK chairs a WDC dialogue on treatment access in Europe — and what it will take to get payers to follow regulators. Learn more: https://t.co/Myit9Dkmuo
From target discovery to clinical trials, developing new treatments takes collaboration
Join an Industry Masterclass in Drug Discovery & Development on 10 July in London, co-organised by
Prof @FionaDucotterd from our Drug Discovery Alliance
Register: https://t.co/aXRazTJY50
We’re here to support the next step in your research career. Join our webinar for a clear, practical overview of our grants and what to expect from the application process.
Secure your spot: https://t.co/ZcWT0SNIBc
We’re investing £9.5m in dementia research, supporting 25 projects across the UK
This includes Pilot Projects testing bold new ideas, and Major Projects supporting long-term research
We’re helping turn ideas into breakthroughs
Read about the projects: https://t.co/7z1qBsxgXN
@brains4dementia, supported by us and @Alzheimersoc, is one of the UK’s leading brain tissue resources.
As the programme soon enters its 20th year, @BristolUni will take on leadership as lead centre. Learn how BDR can support your work: https://t.co/JHoNq8P95i
We’re proud to be one of 89 charities awarded a share of @NIHRresearch's £37m investment, supporting 800+ early-career researchers.
This funding will help our researchers at a crucial stage of their careers, empowering them to drive future breakthroughs.
We’re awarding £37 million to medical research charities to support early career researchers in partnership with the @AMRC.
The scheme will:
➡️ fund 89 charities covering a wide range of health conditions
➡️ support over 800 charity-funded researchers across the UK
➡️ help researchers with their research, learning, and career development
It also aims to help charities to engage with their health and care workforce to raise awareness of research in under-represented professions and settings.
Find out more: https://t.co/KAL3NCDzMY