We are delighted to be partnering with RNID to support their Translational Research Grant scheme which aims to support and accelerate the development of research discoveries into potential new treatments to protect and restore hearing and /or silence tinnitus. …
The DMT is working with RNID to build research capacity in age-related hearing research, by supporting the career development of the UK’s most talented new ‘investigators’ towards becoming independent scientists. The latest call for proposals is now open with …
The next round of our Joint Doctoral Training Fellowship scheme with the British Geriatrics Society is now open, with a deadline for applications of 14 March 2025.
We are collaborating with the Medical Research Council (MRC) to jointly fund their predoctoral clinical research training fellowship scheme, which provides registered healthcare professionals with funding to undertake a PhD.
DMT CEO Susan Kay, together with Social Finance CEO Adam Swersky opened the launch event of a new report on 3 October.
We’re excited to announce that DMT has joined the other supporters of the Academy of Medical Sciences’ Starter Grants for Clinical Lecturers scheme. Funding of up to £30,000 to cover the cost of research consumables is available. The grants …
We are delighted to introduce Dr Liam Barrett as the sixth recipient of our Joint Doctoral Fellowship with the British Geriatrics Society.
We are delighted to introduce Dr Elisa Martelletti as the fifth recipient of our Joint Fellowship with the RNID, the national charity supporting people who are deaf, have hearing loss or tinnitus.
We and the British Geriatrics Society share a common goal—improving the quality of life for older people. To do so, we both believe it’s important to have good research and evidence underpinning interventions that aim to help older people …
The Technology for our Ageing Population: Panel for Innovation (TAPPI) project aimed to improve the way technology is used in housing and care settings. Chaired by Professor Roy Sandbach and funded by the Dunhill Medical Trust, phase 1 of the TAPPI …
We’ve joined forces with the Alzheimer’s Society and Social Finance to carry out research into improving service delivery and to trial new funding mechanisms.
As part of our work on promoting a suitable living environment for our ageing population, we’ve partnered with Demos and the Centre for Ageing Better to demonstrate the “Triple Dividend” of having a national home improvement strategy. The first …