Save the Date! Are you interested in learning about the latest research taking place across ELFT? Our annual Research & Innovation conference will take place on the afternoon of Wed 3 Dec 2025 (local venue TBC). Further details & registration info coming! #ELFTResearch

Only one more day until our webinar on how the use of reflective sessions to assess impact can improve PPI practices. Hear from speakers Jennifer Mohammadi & Sophie Scott-Thorburn Sign up here ⬇️ https://t.co/FJ0YtqQZFr

Are you a healthcare, public health, social care or local government member of staff who is interested in research or who has had some exposure to research?  Join this workshop as the first step on the journey towards becoming research active: https://t.co/s2NZFmGlM6 @arc_nt

The ARC North Thames Early Career Researcher Showcase 2025 is taking place on 11 July 2025 on the theme of ‘Enhancing your research Career'. Find out more about this hybrid event: https://t.co/g07lSZT433 @arc_nt

Your background matters in research! Your experience is unique and we encourage everyone to #BePartOfResearch, to ensure that discoveries benefit everyone. Sign up today: https://t.co/DaLo6mmGhv.

With your help, we can make life-changing discoveries that have a real impact on people's lives. Sign up to #BePartOfResearch and get matched to studies that matter to you."Get involved: https://t.co/DaLo6mmGhv

Kaitlyn, a 20 year-old actor and theatre student from London, took part in a Virtual Reality gaming study to help other children and young people with hearing difficulties. Watch the video below to hear about her experience. @GSTTnhs Sign up to explore studies near

Today is Clinical Trials Day! We want to celebrate the role that our volunteers play in the health and care breakthroughs that research can create. Sign up to explore studies near you: https://t.co/DaLo6mmGhv #BePartOfResearch #CTD2025

Join us for a free, drop-in event in London on 22 May to explore innovative dementia research. Meet researchers, share your views, and help shape the future of dementia care. 📍 St Pancras & Somers Town Living Centre 🕑 2pm to 5pm More info:

We’re funding researchers to use longitudinal datasets to find early signs of anxiety, depression and psychosis. 💰 Level: up to £5 million 💡 Duration: up to five years  🗓 Deadline: 22 July 2025  Learn more:

What's important to young people when shaping and taking part in research? And how we can amplify the voices of children and young people in research? Find out more in this upcoming event:

Take a look at this guide to support researchers working with groups underserved by research. It was developed by @unibirmingham by looking at what had already been done, carrying out interviews, and finalising at a workshop. Read it here:

Are you interested in learning about coproduction in psychological therapies services? Join us at the next special interest day hosted by the Accreditation Programme for Psychological Therapies Services #APPTS! More information here: https://t.co/qh1ekQsiiA

The NIHR Mental Health Translational Research Collaboration Mental Health Mission, in partnership with @KingsCollegeLon and @UniofExeter, are offering 11 fully funded MSc courses in Clinical Research Delivery for mental health practitioners ➡️ https://t.co/xxvo1OphDD

Need to demonstrate the economic impact of projects in your organisation? Want to assess the outcomes and sustainability of a new service? Not sure where to start with an economic evaluation? @arc_nt Introduction to Economic Evaluation Workshop https://t.co/xcemXC3BHv

Central London Community Healthcare NHS Trust is hosting its Annual Research Showcase & Conference on 28th March. Connect with colleagues and external speakers to celebrate all things community research! https://t.co/XLFhCJrDjs

What is co-production? Today's #TuesdayTips focus on the key principles that make up co-production and delve deeper into the topic. Take a look at this handy animation or read our full guidance: https://t.co/q0qxZmj8DG #Coproduction

New centre to support social care researchers in England - established as part of the NIHR’s Research Support Service (RSS). Read more here:

NIHR webinar on 1 April - Join the ADaPT study project team for the launch of a new free child trauma resources website for mental health professionals, including e-learning resources for supervisors of trauma-focused CBT. https://t.co/kEkPqtUjB2

Do you want to get involved in research but aren’t sure where to start? Learn about public involvement and how to get involved: https://t.co/7G49NwvpwR