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DPUK is delighted to have a big presence at the Alzheimer’s Research UK conference in London this year. See DPUK scientists present a broad range of new developments and findings in the poster exhibition and come and visit us at our stand. If you can't be there, stay tuned on Twitter – we'll be sharing our updates and insights throughout the programme.
Great Minds members event 16 May 2024 - The impacts of speech, music and education in later life cognition
Our Great Minds event on 16th May 2024 will be available both online and in person at The Sheffield Institute for Translational Neuroscience, 385a Glossop Road, Broomhall, Sheffield, S10 2HQ.
Great Minds members event 27 April 2024 - Dementia in the South Asian Community
Great Minds members event 27 April 2024 - Dementia in the South Asian Community
Great Minds Members Event Oct 23 - New treatments for dementia
Great Minds Members Event Oct 23 - New treatments for dementia
Great Minds Participation Panel
The Great Minds Participation Panel is made up of members who have agreed to support Great Minds with extra research such as focus groups around a particular topic for a research proposal, or input into how we communicate with members via our emails, website, newsletter and events.
Great Minds cohorts
Learn about the cohort studies partnering with Great Minds.
Great Minds studies during the COVID-19 pandemic
Read about how Great Minds has developed during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Assessments and tests
Studies or trials in dementia may use a range of different assessments or tests as part of their research. Great Minds members can choose which tests they are willing to take or which they would like to decline. The Alzheimer's Research UK diagram, shows the wide range of assessments a researcher might use when investigating a new area. Below we describe the main research techniques that our volunteers may choose from when the set their preferences.