Stay up to date with the latest news and events from the NIHR Manchester Biomedical Research Centre.
Professor Kevin J Munro, NIHR Manchester Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) Hearing Health Theme Lead, concludes a series of thought provoking blogs by our Manchester BRC Hearing Health researchers.
Continue reading full article: The future of audiology – hall of mirrors, hearing loss and donkeys
Manchester cancer researchers, patients and health professionals have drawn up a ‘Top Ten’ list of unanswered questions to shape future research into cancer early detection and prevention.
Continue reading full article: Top ten research priorities for detecting cancer early published
NIHR Manchester BRC Inflammatory Hair Disease programme lead, Professor Ralf Paus, discusses the importance of our alopecia research.
Continue reading full article: Alopecia Awareness Month – why it matters
In his blog Professor Chris Plack discusses the importance of measuring hearing sensitivity at very high frequencies, beyond the range normally tested in the clinic.
Continue reading full article: The future of audiology – using high-frequency hearing tests to diagnose hearing loss
On World Sepsis Day Dr Timothy Felton discusses how Manchester BRC is rising to the challenge of tackling sepsis in the face of the increasing challenge posed by antibiotic resistance.
Continue reading full article: Can we win the fight against sepsis and antibiotic resistance?
Researchers at the NIHR Manchester Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) have recently been awarded academic promotions by The University of Manchester.
Continue reading full article: Manchester BRC researchers receive academic promotions
Former MP and Education Minister, Baroness Estelle Morris, is lending her support to ‘one of the most important’ conferences about research into a rare disease. The 16th International Congress on Antiphospholipid Antibodies (ICAPA), will be chaired by our Director, Professor Ian Bruce.
Continue reading full article: Former Government Minister, Baroness Estelle Morris, to attend conference on rare disease research
For our next Rapid Translational Incubator (RTI) session, Jamie Sergeant discusses how statistics support the design, conduct, analysis and reporting of trials and studies, and how they help researchers to reach sound conclusions in addressing their research questions.
Continue reading full article: Webinar – Making best use of statistical advice and support in research – 21.11.2019