DRNI are delighted to introduce our next webinar, Inclusion in dementia research. Taking place at 10.00 am on Monday, 16th June, this extended webinar will feature three speakers as well as an expert panel discussion.
DRNI ECR Day 2025 took place at the Centre for Public Health, Royal Victoria Hospital, Queen's University Belfast on 4th March 2025. Over 50 attendees took part in the event which saw 37 Early Career Researcher presentations and posters, and an expert panel discussion on academic publishing.
How can neuropharmacology help to maintain and restore cognition and memory function?
What drug and non-drug approaches are there to stimulate the brain?
DRNI is delighted to announce that our Early Career Researcher Day is taking place on Tuesday, 4 March 2025 in the Centre for Public Health, Queen's University Belfast.
This is an in-person event, and will also be live-streamed. It is a free event and open to all!
To register to attend, or to apply to present, please go to: https://forms.office.com/e/TFxk9EYckY
DRNI’s Researcher in Focus for December 2024 is Vamsi Krishna Boyanagari, who
is a PhD researcher at the Irish Centre for Social Gerontology, University of Galway.
DRNI are thrilled to announce a new webinar, Emerging Research: Dementia and Speech and Language Therapy.
Join us on Tuesday, 14 January 2025 at 11 am to hear speakers Dr. Suzanna Dooley and Lisa Sheridan speak about research in dementia and the speech and language field.
Meet our speakers!
October's Researcher in Focus is Dr. Jari Pirhonen, lecturer and social scientist at Tampere University in Finland. Jari spoke to us about his research into long term care and dementia.
What is your area of research?
DRNI have teamed up with our colleagues in Dementia Trials Ireland and the ARUK NI network for a joint meeting on dementia research in Ireland and Northern Ireland.
Taking place in Queen's University Belfast on Monday, 21 October, the event will see presentations about dementia trials networks in Ireland and Northern Ireland, dementia trials in the Northern Irish context, and the capability for dementia research in Northern Ireland. The event will also have four presentations from Early Career Researchers.
Dr Jonathan Briody, health economist at the School of Population Health, RCSI, Dublin, took time out to talk to us about all things health economics, and why he is a good person to know if you've lost your keys!
What is your area of research?
