News for Investigators

A new service at UCLH and UCL launched last week will support researchers in using anonymised data for research.

Researchers can now register for the 'Practical Statistics for Medical Research' online course which is being offered by the JRO Biostatistics Group.

Congratulations to the four award winners from UCLH at the recent NIHR North Thames CRN Awards!

A service for dementia research careers and support has launched a new online platform designed to transform how dementia researchers connect, collaborate and grow.

The North London Regional Research Delivery Network is inviting applications for 33 part-time leadership roles across 29 specialties and 4 health settings.

Researchers with questions about patient and public involvement (PPI) in research can attend drop-in advice sessions held online from August 2024.

The UCLH/UCL Research Directorate is launching a series of training webinars and drop-in sessions to run across 2024.

Congratulations to four researchers at UCLH and UCL who have been appointed or re-appointed as NIHR Senior Investigators in the NIHR’s 2024 round of awards.

Two JRO initiatives have won funding from UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) to drive innovation in healthcare and help bring advances in healthcare to patients faster.

A conference in London in April 2024 will champion the advancement of safe and innovative surgical practices on a global scale.

Researchers can now register for the Practical Statistics for Medical Research course offered by the UCL Biostatistics Group.

Career opportunities in areas which ensure research is well delivered and managed are in focus for the final part of a UCLH and UCL campaign.

Careers in a range of clinical and technical support services which enable and support research will this week be the focus of a campaign highlighting career opportunities in research.

UCLH is looking to increase the number of trial participants filling in the Participant in Research Experience Survey (PRES) forms.

A series of webinars and blogs launched this week will highlight opportunities for nurses, midwives and allied health professionals (NMAHPs) to work in research or to develop their existing career in research.