Are you planning to submit a grant application to NIHR? Our Research Design Service (RDS) is holding a one-day event aimed at helping you to improve your chances of success. The morning seminar session is open to anyone to come and hear Simon Goodwin, RfPB Programme Manager for the South West, and RDS advisers give presentations on what makes…
The National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) is the world’s first health research funder to publish comprehensive accounts of its funded research within its own publicly and permanently available journals.
Providing high quality research evidence for public health policy and practise, to support PHE in delivering its objectives and functions for public health protection.
The NIHR has launched a new Centre for Engagement and Dissemination that brings together its activities in patient and public involvement, engagement and participation with its strengths in research dissemination.
The event will highlight how the BRC’s world-class research in ageing syndromes, dementia, and other areas from across the University and Trust Partnership.
supporting researchers in developing grant application including, research design, research methods, identifying funding sources and involving patients and the public – Confidential & free
The Clinical Research Network North West London and the Imperial Clinical Research Facility are teaming up to run our first Research Summer School for school students considering a career in research on Thursday, July 26th 2018. Activities include: tours of research facilities / film screening and panel discussion with research experts / learn how clinical trials work…
NIHR trainees explain how the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) has helped them to develop a career in research
Open to MDT professionals, research individuals and Research & Development support teams involved in the delivery of Neurosciences and Dementia care, and research delivery.
Join the Oxford Network Centre and NIHR Oxford Health Biomedical Research Centre for an exciting day of scientific discussion and networking at St John’s College, with keynote speaker Prof Diane Hanger, King’s College London. To submit an abstract to present a poster please complete an abstract submission form and return to aruk.administrator@dpag.ox.ac.uk by Wednesday 20…
The workshops are unique in the area of PPI, are co-designed and co-delivered by patient trainers, and give the opportunity to participants to discuss specific challenges in their own studies with experienced service users.
This week Dr Aoife Kiely from Alzheimer’s Society and Dr Katie Subbs from Alzheimer’s Research UK talk with Dr Kirsty McAleese and Dr Keeley Brookes about their work on Brains for Dementia Research. Could this service help you?
NIHR
Dementia Researcher