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The NIHR Oxford Biomedical Research Centre is a collaboration between the University of Oxford and Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust to fund medical research.

ACTIVITIES DURING COVID-19

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  • Oxford academics named NIHR Senior Investigators
    In Gastroenterology and Mucosal Immunity, Musculoskeletal, Other News, Surgical Innovation and Evaluation, Technology and Digital Health, Vaccines for Emerging and Endemic Diseases
    3 March 2021
  • New centre aims to help companies conduct more efficient trials
    In Musculoskeletal
    26 February 2021
  • Oxford study reveals public attitudes to vaccine roll-out programmes
    In COVID-19, Vaccines for Emerging and Endemic Diseases
    23 February 2021
  • Oxford study shows high level of readmissions and death after COVID-19 discharge
    In Clinical Informatics and Big Data, COVID-19
    22 February 2021
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#COVID19: British Professor Sarah Gilbert wins prestigious medal for leading team that created Oxford vaccine👏



@UKRI_News #BritishScienceWeek 🇬🇧 @beisgovuk @UniofOxford @OxfordMedSci #COVID19Vaccine

Professor Sarah Gilbert is the 156th recipient of the medal

COVID-19: British professor wins prestigious medal for leading team that created Oxford vaccine

Previous winners of the award include Winston Churchill, Marie Curie, Alexander Graham Bell, Stephen Hawking and Tim Berners-Lee.

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Pls RT. Interested in learning about how research can improve the safety and precision of blood donation? Join us 30 March for a free public event. Event details & registration: @NHSBT_CTU @redcellsara @BTRU_ODT @Cambridge_Fest @NHSBT @OxfordBRC @ARC_EoE https://t.co/wQwtJWYShS

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Join us at our next public talk, Prof @MonaBafadhel will speak about her research into #COPD and how a common #asthma treatment can be used for #COVID19 patients – 16 March, 2pm https://t.co/8Lwu5nXYsS

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Many congratulations to Prof Peter McCulloch for his selection as a NIHR Senior Investigator. 👏 @McCullochP https://t.co/Pdy8NMoscC

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Introduction to the Oxford Biomedical Research Centre

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Our Research Themes

Antimicrobial Resistance & Modernising Microbiology
Cardiovascular
Clinical Informatics & Big Data
Diabetes & Metabolism
Gastroenterology & Mucosal Immunity
Genomic Medicine
Haematology & Stem Cells
Imaging
Molecular Diagnostics
Multi-modal Cancer Therapies
Multimorbidity & Long-Term Conditions
Musculoskeletal
Neurological Conditions
Obesity, Diet & Lifestyle
Partnerships for Health, Wealth & Innovation
Respiratory
Stroke & Vascular Dementia
Surgical Innovation & Evaluation
Technology & Digital Health
Vaccines for Emerging & Endemic Diseases

Patient and Public Involvement

Working with patients, carers and members of the public is a vital part of the Oxford Biomedical Research Centre.
We involve patients and the public in deciding what research to do, how to do it and what is done with the results. Learn more

Oxford Blood Group for Patients

Recent Listings for Patients Active in Research

Help needed from members of the public who are eligible for, or have received, an NHS Health Check

Listed 2 March 2021

Heart MRI Scan – Healthy volunteers wanted for heart study

Listed 7 October 2020

Have you had experiences with bone and joint surgery or infection?

Listed 17 September 2020

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