Partners and Stories
Partners
Meet our partners
Through their fellowship programmes, our partners are nurturing research leadership and driving new approaches to brain health and interconnected long-term conditions.
King’s College London
King’s College London is hosting two post-doctoral fellows exploring brain health in the context of interconnected long-term conditions. Embedded in a leading clinical and research environment, the fellows will develop independent programmes that bridge neuroscience, mental health and wider bodily systems.
University College London (UCL)
UCL is hosting two non-clinical post-doctoral fellows, one mid-career (senior level) and one early career, across prevention, treatment and management, advancing interdisciplinary research. Drawing on its world-leading neuroscience community and strong clinical partnerships, UCL will support emerging leaders to explore how brain health connects to cardiovascular health and sensory systems.
University of Edinburgh
The University of Edinburgh is hosting three post-doctoral fellows, one clinical and two non-clinical, within its leading neuroscience community. Drawing on Scotland’s health data strengths and a whole-body approach, the fellows will explore how neurological and other long-term conditions interact, advancing research that connects discovery to prevention and care.
Strategic partnerships
Direct Delivery Partnerships
We are exploring partnership opportunities that strengthen care, professional practice and workforce development in areas related to brain health. Through these collaborations, we support organisations working to improve the lives of people and families affected by complex long-term health challenges.
Dementia UK
Our partnership with Dementia UK supports the development of new Admiral Nurse services across the UK. Through these specialist dementia nursing services, more people living with dementia and their families will be able to access expert support, guidance and care when they need it most. Admiral Nurses provide practical and clinical advice, help families navigate complex health and care systems, and work with services to improve support throughout the dementia journey.
Stories
University partners and fellow stories
Applications Now Open for the KJCF Quest Fellowships at King’s College London
This marks an exciting milestone for a programme created to strengthen research in brain health and multimorbidity, an area of growing global importance as populations age and health systems face increasingly complex challenges.
UCL opens applications for KJCF Quest Fellowships in Brain Health and Multimorbidity
Supported by The Karlsson Játiva Charitable Foundation, the fellowships aim to support innovative research that improves the lives of people living with multiple long-term conditions where one affects brain health.
University of Edinburgh is open to applications for KJCF Quest Fellowships in Brain Health and Multimorbidity
Hosted by the Institute for Neuroscience and Cardiovascular Research, the fellowships will support emerging leaders to advance understanding of multiple long-term conditions where one is brain related.