News for Investigators

The BRC’s Haematology Theme is seeking proposals which support translational science aligned to the theme research strategy.

The NIHR has increased its payment rates for public involvement in research by 10%.

The online course covers basic principles of study design, statistical methods and their application in biomedicine.

The JRO has launched a Continuing Professional Development (CPD) directory designed to help researchers and research staff identify CPD activities relevant to them.

The bursary is from the SAFEHR (Secure Anonymised Fair Electronic Health Records) programme at UCLH.

Staff from our CRF and BRC won two of the five poster awards on offer at a national CRF and BRC conference.

The tool makes it easier for visitors to the site to find the information they need.

It is the first time a dedicated framework for this group of staff has been introduced at UCLH.

The BRC’s Cardiovascular Theme has launched a call for research proposals which support translational science aligned to the Theme research strategy.

The theme invites applications led by early career researchers for seed funding proposals to support collaboration with the NIHR Healthy Weight Policy Research Unit.

The funding call - deadline 17 April 2025 - is for research projects aligned to the theme interest in non-malignant haematology and haemostasis.

Prof Rumana Omar and Prof Julie Barber from the UCL Biostatistics Group tell us what the Group does, how it supports researchers and the impact of the Group’s work on patient care.

The sessions began in 2024.

We catch up with Dr Alexis Jones, consultant rheumatologist at UCLH, on how a research fellowship supported by the BRC has benefitted her wider clinical practice.

A new dashboard from the Joint Research Office provides an overview of UCLH performance against key research objectives.