News for Investigators

The NIHR has launched the 13th competition round for NIHR Senior Investigators funding scheme.

The UCLH/UCL Joint Research Office is encouraging UCLH research teams to take part in the NIHR’s Patient Research Experience Survey (PRES), an annual survey of the experiences of people who have taken part in a study.

The UCLH/UCL Centre for Nurse and Midwife Led Research (CNMR) is surveying nurses, midwives, allied health professionals and pharmacists to find out what research skills, interests and qualifications they have.

Researchers can now apply for funding from two sources for studies looking at use of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare – a key part of UCLH’s Research Hospital initiative. See our funding opportunities page for details of both funding calls. The UCL AI in Healthcare CDT is accepting funding

The Health Research Authority has launched new guidelines on how to involve patients and the public in research.

The UCLH Joint Research Office caught up with UCLH's Dr Wai Keong Wong to find out about Find a Study, UCLH’s new trials database.

The Health Research Authority has this week launched a consultation on its strategy to increase public access to research findings.

Researchers and healthcare professionals can apply for between £10,000-£15,000 to co-produce research with patients and the public.

Researchers can now apply for funding to involve patients and the public in their research.

UCLH clinicians can now see, with just one click, all recruiting trials that their patients may be eligible for.

The BRC’s Healthcare Engineering and Imaging (HE&I) theme has awarded more than £500,000 in grants money across 12 awards.

The BRC’s Inflammation, Immunity and Immunotherapeutics (III) theme has awarded £2million in grant money across 23 research projects.

This month we caught up with UCLH clinical physicist Dr Anna Barnes, who is taking part in a scheme run by charity In2ScienceUK to provide STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) placements for young people from disadvantaged backgrounds.

An international group of over 50 PhD students from UCL and the University of Gothenburg have attended a UCL-hosted course on ‘Biomarkers for neurodegenerative diseases.’

UCLH’s new electronic health record system, known as Epic, went live on 31 March 2019.