IX-WAI Women in Science Career Day10:00 - 17:00Whether you are interested in academia, industry, or launching your own startup, our Career Day offers something for everyone. With three streams of workshops and panel discussions, you will have the opportunity to connect with leading researchers, partner companies, and emerging start-ups.I-X Level 6
Translation and Innovation Hub (I-HUB)
84 Wood Lane London W12 0BZMore details »
Seeing the unseen: the pursuit of personalised cancer treatment17:30 - 18:30Over the last two decades, breakthroughs in molecular imaging, high-throughput technologies and rational drug design have advanced our ability to optimise markers of response. In this inaugural lecture, Professor Rohini Sharma reflects on her experience in applying these technologies to her clinical practice and research to better understand both liver cancer and neuroendocrine tumours.Lecture Theatre B10
Molecular Sciences Research Hub (MSRH)
White City CampusMore details »
17th June 2025
CATO Research Symposium13:00 - 17:00Join us for an afternoon of ground breaking research, professional growth, and community celebration at our in-person Annual Research Symposium. Open to all Imperial Specialised Foundation Doctors, ACFs, clinical research training fellows, and clinical academics in non-medical healthcare professions/’NMAHPP’ (Nurse, Midwife, AHP, Healthcare Scientist, Pharmacy staff, Psychologist),W12 Conferences Centre, 150 Du Cane Road,
London, W12 0HSMore details »
24th June 2025
Public Involvement in Health Related Research10:00 - 12:00You will be introduced to the differences between co-production, public involvement, public engagement, and participation and set public involvement in the wider research context. This session focuses specifically on “public involvement” as defined by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) (i.e. research undertaken “with” of “by” patients and the public rather than “on”, “to” or “about” them).White City CampusMore details »
25th June 2025
NIHR Research Inclusion Training Event12:00 - 16:00Save the Date- more details to followThe event will cover how to include diverse people and communities to shape your research, to reduce health inequalities and thereby help improve the health of the nation. This session will open up paths to:
• Foster an inclusive environment for health research
• Engage and involve the talents and energy of diverse people in all areas of work
• Improve the relevance and quality of researchStadium Room, Scale Space
Imperial College White City Campus
58 Wood Lane, London, W12 7RZMore details »
8th July 2025
How to Survive and Thrive in the Research Environment14:30 - 16:20This FREE event is designed for any clinicians currently undertaking PhDs (Doctors and NMAHPPs – nurses, midwives, Allied health professionals, pharmacists and psychologists). It is sometimes difficult to transition from clinical practice (being swamped with patients and in busy clinics and wards), into the life of a PhD student, managing yourself and your time, working with highly skilled often younger scientists, and negotiating support with colleagues. Being confident in this new space can be hard, as can planning your future when you come close to finishing.This workshop is aimed at discussing the issues that affect all clinicians moving into research as well as providing support, sharing tips and signposting solutions.Conference Rooms, I-Hub (Translation & Innovation Hub), Imperial College White City CampusMore details »
14th July 2025
UKCRF and BRC Joint Conference 202509:00 - 17:00First joint BRC and CRF Conference. Join the conference to co-create to translate.Achieving impact though collaboration.International Convention Centre
Birmingham, UKMore details »
15th July 2025
UKCRF and BRC Joint Conference 202509:00 - 17:00First joint BRC and CRF Conference. Join the conference to co-create to translate.Achieving impact though collaboration.International Convention Centre
Birmingham, UKMore details »
22nd July 2025
Public Involvement in Health Related Research10:00 - 12:00You will be introduced to the differences between co-production, public involvement, public engagement, and participation and set public involvement in the wider research context. This session focuses specifically on “public involvement” as defined by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) (i.e. research undertaken “with” of “by” patients and the public rather than “on”, “to” or “about” them).White City CampusMore details »
Over the last two decades, breakthroughs in molecular imaging, high-throughput technologies and rational drug design have advanced our ability to optimise markers of response. In this inaugural lecture, Professor Rohini Sharma reflects on her experience in applying these technologies to her clinical practice and research to better understand both liver cancer and neuroendocrine tumours.
Lecture Theatre B10
Join us for an afternoon of ground breaking research, professional growth, and community celebration at our in-person Annual Research Symposium. Open to all Imperial Specialised Foundation Doctors, ACFs, clinical research training fellows, and clinical academics in non-medical healthcare professions/’NMAHPP’ (Nurse, Midwife, AHP, Healthcare Scientist, Pharmacy staff, Psychologist),
W12 Conferences Centre, 150 Du Cane Road,
You will be introduced to the differences between co-production, public involvement, public engagement, and participation and set public involvement in the wider research context. This session focuses specifically on “public involvement” as defined by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) (i.e. research undertaken “with” of “by” patients and the public rather than “on”, “to” or “about” them).
White City Campus
More details »
Save the Date- more details to follow
The event will cover how to include diverse people and communities to shape your research, to reduce health inequalities and thereby help improve the health of the nation. This session will open up paths to:
This FREE event is designed for any clinicians currently undertaking PhDs (Doctors and NMAHPPs – nurses, midwives, Allied health professionals, pharmacists and psychologists). It is sometimes difficult to transition from clinical practice (being swamped with patients and in busy clinics and wards), into the life of a PhD student, managing yourself and your time, working with highly skilled often younger scientists, and negotiating support with colleagues. Being confident in this new space can be hard, as can planning your future when you come close to finishing.
This workshop is aimed at discussing the issues that affect all clinicians moving into research as well as providing support, sharing tips and signposting solutions.
Conference Rooms, I-Hub (Translation & Innovation Hub), Imperial College White City Campus
More details »
First joint BRC and CRF Conference. Join the conference to co-create to translate.
Achieving impact though collaboration.
International Convention Centre
You will be introduced to the differences between co-production, public involvement, public engagement, and participation and set public involvement in the wider research context. This session focuses specifically on “public involvement” as defined by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) (i.e. research undertaken “with” of “by” patients and the public rather than “on”, “to” or “about” them).
White City Campus
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