Fourth Leeds Giant Cell Arteritis (GCA) course
Join us for a two-day course on Giant Cell Arteritis (GCA)
Save the date: Thursday 9th & Friday 10th October
News
Predicting older people’s frailty helps doctors intervene earlier
GPs can more accurately identify older people’s frailty and intervene earlier as a result of NIHR-funded research.
Robot developed for internal scans and virtual biopsies
A tiny magnetic robot which can take 3D scans from deep within the body, that could revolutionising early cancer detection, has been developed with NIHR Leeds BRC supported research.
NIHR Leeds BRC members honoured with Senior Investigator awards
We are delighted that Professor Mark Kearney has been announced in the new line up of NIHR Senior Investigators and our colleague Professor Anne-Maree Keenan OBE has secured a second term in the role.
Funding supports cardiovascular research
The British Heart Foundation has funded a Leeds-based project which will improve understanding of the links between Type 2 Diabetes and heart failure.
NIHR Leeds BRC Seminar Series: Tips for a Successful Grant Application
We are delighted to host the NIHR Leeds BRC Seminar Series on the topic “Tips for a Successful Grant Application” on Wednesday 19th March 2025 from 12:30-13:30 pm.
Celebrating colleagues for International Women’s Day 2025
We are pleased and proud that two of our colleagues have been recognised by the Northern Science Alliance’s North Innovation Women 2025, a list …
The NIHR Leeds BRC pre-application fellowships awards
Following a competitive regional recruitment process across, we are delighted to confirm 6 awards have been made to colleagues across Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust and the University of Leeds.
NIHR Leeds BRC seminar series: Research Funding Opportunities
We are delighted to host the NIHR Leeds BRC Seminar Series on the topic “Research Funding Opportunities” on Tuesday 4 March 2025 from 12:30-13:30pm.
BRC theme members contribute to ground breaking UTI diagnostics study as initial phase nears completion
Researchers from the NIHR Leeds Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) are playing a key role in the groundbreaking TOUCAN study, which is transforming how rapid diagnostic tests for urinary tract infections (UTIs) are evaluated in primary care.