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  • HRA and ethics submissions training

    Online

    So, you’ve got a great idea for a research study – but what approvals do you need before you can start? Who do you apply to? And how do you go about doing this? Join an online 'live' presentation through Microsoft Teams for an overview of: how research is governed in the UK which approval...

  • HDRUK Oxford Policy Masterclass – Overview of the machinery of policymaking, examples from digital technology and social care, key considerations of when engaging with policymakers

    Richard Doll Lecture Theatre Richard Doll Building HERC, Nuffield Department of Population Health, Old Road Campus,, Headington, Oxford

    Overview: With science, health and politics increasingly in the popular press and media the interface between scientific evidence and its use in informing health policy is never more under the public scrutiny. Health data research can play an important role in informing health policy -current and future. Yet the two sectors of academia and policy...

  • Meeting Minds September 2025

    Weston Library Broad Street, Oxford

    Meeting Minds brings together alumni and academics for stimulating panel discussions, tours of hidden Oxford treasures, and the chance to reconnect with fellow alumni and the University. Over three days, you can dive into sessions on the topics that are shaping the world we live in today, alongside opportunities to meet with your fellow alumni and...

  • Oxford Health BRC Neurodiversity Conference

    Said Business School Park End Street, Oxford

    This two-day sold out public event across two locations will bring together researchers, clinicians, local organisations, and the neurodivergent community to collaborate and drive meaningful change. Conference Themes: Strengthening partnerships across research, community, and organisations Advancing mental health research and support for neurodivergent individuals Promoting inclusivity, innovation, and long-term impact Day 1: Identifying Gaps and...

  • Study Set-Up Plan update: Progress and next steps (Webinar)

    Online

    Following the completion of the UK Clinical Research Delivery programme’s Study Set-Up Plan's second phase this past June, this webinar offers reflections from DHSC together with system partners and the devolved nations who were instrumental in its delivery. The discussion will provide an update on the plan and focus on the necessary next steps to...

  • New hope for difficult-to-treat depression: the evidence you need now

    Online

    This free one-hour webinar cuts through the noise and brings you up to date on the latest evidence for managing difficult-to-treat depression. Hosted by The Mental Elf, and designed for clinicians, prescribers, practitioners, and policymakers, this practical, evidence-focused session will: Summarise the most promising treatment options Highlight gaps in care and access across the UK Explore...

  • HRA and ethics submissions training

    Online

    So, you’ve got a great idea for a research study – but what approvals do you need before you can start? Who do you apply to? And how do you go about doing this? Join an online 'live' presentation through Microsoft Teams for an overview of: how research is governed in the UK which approval...

  • Resilience Online Workshop

    Online

    This event provides an overview of resilience, plus some hints and tips to manage your own resilience. Resilience online workshop: (NIHR account required)

  • Informed Consent

    Online

    Half-day workshop to explore the informed consent process in more depth. NIHR log in required. More information Informed Consent:  

  • Launchpad

    Launchpad Programme Webinar

    Online

    Empowering health and care professionals to explore, engage and lead research across the South-Central region Join us to learn about how the Launchpad Programme can support you or health and care professionals in the South Central region to get involved in research. We will set out the three stages of the programme which include online...

  • GREAT MINDS LIVE: Decoding Dementia: Biomarkers, Big Data and the Future of Diagnosis

    Said Business School Park End Street, Oxford

    Come to our venue in Oxford, or join the event live online. This is part of our series of events designed to keep you up to date with the latest developments in research and therapeutics, giving you some insights into what is happening in the battle to beat dementia. Thursday 16th October 2025, 2-5 pm...

  • GOSH BRC

    NIHR Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) Showcase

    The Wellcome Collection 215 Euston Road, London

    The NIHR GOSH BRC is a collaboration between Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) and the UCL Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health. We are the only NIHR-supported Biomedical Research Centre solely focussing on paediatric research and founders of the Paediatric Excellence Initiative (PEI).  The PEI includes new collaborations with children’s hospitals across the UK (Alder Hey, Birmingham, and...

  • New & Developing Researcher Workshop Series

    Online

    The NIHR Research Support Service is offering a series of workshops to help you develop an application to: (1) the NIHR Predoctoral Award Programme (2) the NIHR Pre-Application Support Fund (3) the NIHR SPARC or LA-SPARC schemes These schemes are being examined together as they all have things in common. The workshops will look at...

  • Webinar: Driving research delivery with data – how to supercharge your feasibility, site identification and site selection

    Online

    Looking to enhance your feasibility activities? Discover how you can leverage data by using the NIHR Scoping Locations for Research tool and our Site Identification service. With recent developments in these tools and services, you can expect better visibility and faster access to research sites in the UK. Our panel will explore how these developments...

  • whatwecarry

    What we Carry: Living with Pain

    John Radcliffe Hospital Headley Way, Headington, Oxford

    What We Carry is a collaborative art-science project led by artist Marysa Dowling , OH BRC, the University of Oxford and the Chronic Pain Neurotechnology Network+. It uses photography and creative expression to make the invisible experience of chronic pain visible. By helping people articulate what is often misunderstood or difficult to verbalise, the project offers a powerful platform...