News for Investigators

The BRC’s Deafness and Hearing Problems Theme has announced a fast track call for research proposals aimed at developing and delivering targeted and transformative therapies for patients with hearing loss.

The BRC’s Healthcare Engineering and Imaging theme is seeking proposals for new flagship areas to broaden the theme’s portfolio.

UCLH has revised its policy on the introduction of new interventional procedures.

Researchers can now apply for funding to carry out patient and public involvement (PPI) activities.

Awards of up to £40,000 are available to researchers as part of the fast track grants scheme. The next deadline for the scheme is 5pm on Thursday 1 November 2018.

The institute is looking to recruit clinician scientists wanting to set up an independent research program at the Crick linked to a cognate department at Imperial, King’s or UCL.

The UCL Joint Research Office is seeking a Clinical Trials Monitor / Compliance Oversight Advisor on a 12 month contract. The deadline for applications is 7 September. The post holder will be responsible for ensuring oversight of the clinical trials portfolio sponsored by UCL. The post will also be

The UCL Cancer Institute is seeking a Patient and Public Involvement/Engagement (PPI/E) Co-ordinator until September 2020 initially.

The Medical Research Council (MRC) and the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) have issued a joint call for research projects into disease clustering in multimorbidity.

The UCL BRC Cancer Theme recently awarded grants to pump-prime experimental medicine research aligned to one of our three strategic (see below) objectives or in the area of early detection of cancer.

The NIHR's Efficacy and Mechanism Evaluation programme is considering functional imaging as the topic for research it will commission shortly.

The NIHR is inviting applications for funding from its new Research and Innovation for Global Health Transformation (RIGHT) programme.

The UCL BRC Cancer theme seeks proposals for grants to pump-prime experimental medicine research aligned to one of our three strategic objectives (see below) or in the area of early detection of cancer. The applications will be assessed on scientific quality and the likelihood that the award will

The MRC invites researchers to apply for the Experimental Medicine Challenge Grants (EMCG) initiative, which supports research into disease pathophysiology conducted in humans. The initiative aims to fund ambitious research programmes that generate a new and deeper understanding of human disease

The UCLH BRC Inflammation, Immunity and Immunotherapeutics Theme (III) recently awarded grants to support research proposals for translational research closely aligned to the III Theme’s strategy. The theme received a total of 22 applications, of which 12 were shortlisted. After a rigorous scoring