Great Ormond Street Hospital Data Research, Innovation and Virtual Environment (GOSH DRIVE) is inviting applications for funding to support a non-clinical PhD student project in the field of clinical informatics.
Great Ormond Street Hospital Data Research, Innovation and Virtual Environment (GOSH DRIVE) is inviting applications for funding to support a non-clinical PhD student project in the field of clinical informatics.
South Yorkshire Children and Young People’s Health Research (SCYPHeR) are pleased to announce a call for submission of PhD project proposals for two fully funded (home stipend) SCYPHeR scholarships to start in October 2025.
We are pleased to share details of the 12 incredible startup companies involved with the new Sheffield-based health technology accelerator programme, KidsUP, that launched last month, and to highlight the work we have done with local young people who have been instrumental in shaping the programme already.
NIHR HRC in Paediatrics and Child Health were delighted to exhibit at the Yorkshire Health & Life Sciences Business Breakfast that took place in Leeds earlier this month.
Young people are helping to shape the new Sheffield-based health technology accelerator programme, KidsUP, that will support innovative startup companies to deliver innovative paediatric medical technologies.
Join us online on 5th November 2024 for the next webinar in the one year series within the EPTRI Paediatric Medical Devices Platform, “Digital Technologies for Children and Young People (Adolescents)”.
We are delighted to announce the launch of the NIHR HRC in Paediatrics and Child Health Knowledge Centre, an extensive repository of resources about the development of technologies and innovations in child health.
The NIHR HealthTech Research Centre (HRC) in Paediatrics and Child Health team have enjoyed working with the young people at the Speke Venny Science Club this year.
The NIHR’s Research Delivery Network (RDN) launched on 1 October and marks a new chapter in the optimisation and delivery of health and care research in England.