Latest Research Blogs

Despite the UK’s strong reputation as a provider of doctoral programmes, people from Black Minority Ethnic (BME) backgrounds often find themselves at a disadvantage compared to other groups, when it comes to access to these educational opportunities.

A new research study taking place in Nottingham could offer early detection of cancer in children and young people with Ataxia Telangiectasia (A-T)

As the search gets underway for the next candidates who will apply for new MRC CARP funding in 2023, we spoke to Dr Akram Hosseini, one of our previous winners at NUH, about her research.

As the search gets underway for the next CARP candidates who will apply for new MRC funding in 2023, we spoke to Dr Shahnaz Jamil-Copley, one of our previous winners at NUH, about her research.

As the search is underway for the next CARP candidates who will apply for new MRC funding in 2023, we spoke to Dr Sherif Gonem, one of our previous winners at NUH, about his research.

As part of Black History Month, today we share a blog from one of our colleagues Clinical Haematology. Salome Mwale is research nurse who shares her thoughts on Black History Month and her journey into research.

In the UK, about 1.3 million people are living with COPD - chronic obstructive pulmonary disease -  and there's no cure. 

Listen to the latest episode of The Clinical Research Podcast to find out how new research is helping to find new ways to treat emphysema, one of the types of COPD.

June 18 is #Red4Research today. Set-up in 2020 to recognise the significant contribution of clinical research to COVID-19, this year everyone is being asked to wear something red for the day to show their support. Here is one patient's story of why she got involved in research.

June 18 is #Red4Research Day. Show your support for clinical research by wearing something red, sharing something red or listening to our special edition #Red4Research podcast episode.

It would be great to have your support.

Unlike other major diseases that contribute to deaths in the UK, deaths due to liver disease are increasing. 

In this episode of The Clinical Research Podcast, Professor Gurur Aithal, a world-leading researcher into liver disorders and a consultant hepatalogist at NUH, talks about his research into the links between Fatty Liver Disease and Diabetes.