Functional genomics network launch conference14:30 - 17:30This event will showcase research and foster collaboration across the faculties.The Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) Education Centre. 1 Kensington Gore, London SW7 2ARMore details »
2nd July 2025
PPIE 3-day summer school- Building Partnerships Through Creativity and JusticeCo-designed and delivered by academics and patient/public collaborators, this event gives delegates a rare opportunity to experience authentic, shared learning, combined with practical work. We invite you to come and take a deep dive with us into the values and principles that underpin PPIE.Together we create and are supported by a safe space in which to learn and to discover how to bring new understandings and approaches to PPIE.Mercure Exeter Southgate HotelMore details »
4th July 2025
Academic Women Association - Effective networking for university careers14:00 - 17:00This interactive session is designed to help you to develop the knowledge and skills to build relationships that deliver for your career. The model for this course is that your networking has to suit the way you work and live, so we'll focus on building relationships that build to positive personal and career outcomes, not how to shake people's hands in a coffee break and hope that improves our careers.MRC Laboratory of Medical Sciences, Floor 7
Du Cane Road, London W12 0HSMore 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 »
9th July 2025
Cardiovascular disease: new ways to detect risk and improve outcomes13:00This 1-hour, online webinar will cover new tools to predict future cardiovascular risk, including i) a heart disease calculator, ii) an AI-enabled ECG and iii) AI analysis of heart scans.Presenters include:- Professor Julia Hippisley-Cox- Dr Fu Siong Ng- Dr Kenneth ChanMore 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 »
This event will showcase research and foster collaboration across the faculties.
The Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) Education Centre. 1 Kensington Gore, London SW7 2AR
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Co-designed and delivered by academics and patient/public collaborators, this event gives delegates a rare opportunity to experience authentic, shared learning, combined with practical work. We invite you to come and take a deep dive with us into the values and principles that underpin PPIE.
Together we create and are supported by a safe space in which to learn and to discover how to bring new understandings and approaches to PPIE.
Mercure Exeter Southgate Hotel
More details »
This interactive session is designed to help you to develop the knowledge and skills to build relationships that deliver for your career. The model for this course is that your networking has to suit the way you work and live, so we'll focus on building relationships that build to positive personal and career outcomes, not how to shake people's hands in a coffee break and hope that improves our careers.
MRC Laboratory of Medical Sciences, Floor 7
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 »
This 1-hour, online webinar will cover new tools to predict future cardiovascular risk, including i) a heart disease calculator, ii) an AI-enabled ECG and iii) AI analysis of heart scans.
Presenters include:
- Professor Julia Hippisley-Cox
- Dr Fu Siong Ng
- Dr Kenneth Chan
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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