Please note that registration is open to DPhil students, postdoctoral researchers, research staff and academics. As places are limited and the programme is designed for individuals actively engaged in translational […]
This course is aimed at those who deliver research in a healthcare setting either in a Sponsor team or as a Host, and that maybe subject to regulatory inspection. Preparation […]
Informed Consent: half-day workshop to explore the informed consent process in more depth. (NIHR log-in required)
This two-day course returns for 2026 with a new programme and line-up of speakers. The course aims to inspire and prepare researchers embarking on careers in translational and experimental medicine. […]
The Oxford School of Nursing & Midwifery would like to invite nurses, midwives, allied health professionals, and scientists to an online Digital Innovation Showcase on the 10th September 2026, 09:30-12:30. This event […]
The Our Future Health programme aims to help people live healthier lives for longer through the discovery and testing of more effective approaches to prevention, earlier detection and treatment of diseases. We […]
What We Carry is a collaborative art-science project led by artist Marysa Dowling , BRC: Oxford Health, the University of Oxford and the Chronic Pain Neurotechnology Network+. It uses photography and creative expression to […]
Workshop covers the principles of the AcoRD guidance, discusses the main costing categories and uses examples and activities to increase understanding. NIHR log in required.
Recent research shows that 80% of professionals will experience 'imposter phenomenon', often referred to as 'imposter syndrome', at some point in their careers. Whilst it is prevalent, this doesn’t […]
Following the success of our first, online knowledge sharing session in July with colleagues from DHSC to support national efforts to reduce clinical trial study set-up times a maximum of […]
Interactive workshop to consolidate the key learnings from the Introduction to GCP e-learning. NIHR account needed.
Open to early career mental health researchers across the UK, this free Early Career Researcher (ECR) webinar series will bring together experienced researchers, academics, and professionals to share insights, advice, […]
