Stay up to date with the latest news and events from the NIHR Manchester Biomedical Research Centre.
In this edition, Professor Ian Bruce discusses climate change and environmental sustainability within research, as the usual round up of latest news and developments for the NIHR Manchester Biomedical Research Centre (BRC).
Continue reading full article: Bridging the Gap – January 2022
Academic Clinical Fellow, Annie Tivey, and Trainee Clinical Bioinformatician, Erin Peat, reflect on their MRes Experimental Medicine Cancer experience at The Christie, and how it has helped them in their research careers.
Continue reading full article: Blog – My MRes in Experimental Medicine (Cancer) – Annie Tivey and Erin Peat
Dr Michelle Barraclough, Research Associate for Manchester BRC’s Musculoskeletal theme, shares her work on improving 'brain fog' for lupus patients, as part of a year-long research placement in Toronto, Canada.
Continue reading full article: From Manchester to Toronto – Improving lupus ‘brain fog’
On behalf of the NIHR Manchester BRC, Professor Ian Bruce wishes BRC staff and partners a Merry Christmas.
Continue reading full article: Merry Christmas 2021 from the Manchester BRC
A study of tuberculosis (TB) patients in six Jakarta hospitals has revealed up to 13 per cent of them had fungal lung infection – or aspergillosis – at the end of their treatment.
Continue reading full article: Indonesian Study reveals missed diagnosis of fungal infections in treated TB patients, with global implications
Professor Ian Bruce gives a round up of November's news and developments for the NIHR Manchester Biomedical Research Centre (BRC).
Continue reading full article: Bridging the Gap – November 2021
Continuing our Innovator Insights blog series, some of our speakers from our ‘commercialisation as a route to clinical impact’ session discuss different commercial routes for researchers, and their top tips for doing this in practice.
Continue reading full article: Innovator Insights blog – Commercialisation as a route to clinical impact
Dr Alexander Mathioudakis, Respiratory Theme Researcher, and John Linnell, patient participant, discuss an international study that will revolutionise the way COPD exacerbation research outcomes are evaluated and how this could benefit COPD patients in the future.
Continue reading full article: Revolutionising the evaluation of COPD flare-ups research outcomes to help COPD patients breathe