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Case Studies – Early Careers Researchers

With funding from the NIHR, the Oxford BRC supports hundreds of medical researchers who are translating basic science into tangible clinical benefits for NHS patients. As well as world-leading academics, we also support researchers starting out on their careers. Here we profile five researchers for whom BRC funding has been vital in progressing their careers.

Teresa Lambe
Prof. Teresa Lambe →

“Translational research is what really interests me”

Dr Jasmina Cehajic Kapetanovic
Dr Jasmina Cehajic Kapetanovic →

“This research fellowship allows me to train in surgery as well as conduct research”

Sara Khalid
Sara Khalid →

“Whatever I’m doing, there needs to be a connection between my skills and a real-time impact on people’s lives”

Chantal Hargreaves
Dr Chantal Hargreaves →

“I can apply for smaller grants that make a big difference”

Kate Tudor
Kate Tudor →

“It’s good to have a strong female role model”

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    • Profile: Teresa Lambe
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    • Profile: Sara Khalid
    • Profile: Chantal Hargreaves
    • Profile: Kate Tudor
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    • Preparatory research career fellowships for nurses, midwives and allied health professionals
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