Innovation in action: Inside NICE's HTA Lab
2025-05-07 10:00 - 11:00 UTC | Microsoft Teams
Join us to hear about NICE’s Health Technology Assessment Innovation Laboratory (HTA Lab), which was launched in June 2023 to test and develop creative solutions to complex problems in health technology assessment.
Learn about our past and current projects, future plans, and how we fit into the voluntary scheme for branded medicines pricing, access, and growth (VPAG) investment programme.

Clinical Academics in Training Annual Conference
2025-05-08 09:00 - 17:00 | Leeds City Museum, Millennium Square,, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS2 8BH, United Kingdom
CATAC is a cross-speciality conference for all aspiring clinical academics currently working in the UK. We use the term “clinical academics in training” to refer to any early-career researcher in medicine or health, with clinical backgrounds in medicine, nursing, midwifery, dentistry, veterinary sciences, physiotherapy, radiography, or any other clinical profession.This unique event brings together clinical academics from across disciplines to present their work, and to develop their networks with each other and senior researchers.
CATAC 2025 will be held on Thursday 8 May at Leeds City Museum.

Life Sciences Innovation Evenings with Johnson & Johnson
2025-05-19 17:00 - 19:30 | London, United Kingdom
If you’re developing or investing in transformational innovation in the areas of interest to Johnson & Johnson, then this exclusive networking event series is for you.

Hosted by J&J’s external scientific innovation group at the London Innovation Centre on 28 April, 19 May and 16 June, you may register to join one of these three dates while seats are available.
The evening will feature a brief introduction highlighting Johnson & Johnson’s key areas of scientific interest and collaboration models across the pharmaceuticals and medical technology sectors. After the introduction, attendees will have the chance to connect with fellow innovators and J&J representatives during a networking session.
Space is limited, so be sure to reserve a spot for the date you wish to attend. We look forward to fostering connections and inspiring conversations that drive innovation in our industry.

Who is this event series for?

These events are intended for emerging companies and early-stage innovators developing pharmaceutical assets, novel therapy or medical technology products in the areas of interest for J&J (click here for pharmaceuticals and MedTech). Innovators in the data sciences, digital health, drug discovery and development, or platform technology areas are also welcome. Stakeholders with a portfolio of start-ups, such as VCs, TTOs or incubators are encouraged to attend.
Suppliers, service providers or other professional services companies are out of scope and their registrations will not be accepted.

What is J&J’s external scientific innovation group?

Our goal is to help life science and health technology innovations thrive through collaboration and partnership with the global ecosystem, so that together we can change the trajectory of human health. The group works across the pharmaceutical and medical technology sectors to accelerate early-stage, transformational solutions by catalyzing the best ideas, wherever they are in the world. We do this by harnessing our deep scientific capabilities coupled with a wide range of tools, including customized deal structures, company creation, incubation and start-up services, capital investments and other innovative business models that aim to meet the diverse needs of entrepreneurs, scientists and emerging companies.

No Limits to Innovation: Understanding the UK Funding Landscape
2025-05-21 10:00 - 12:00 | Microsoft Teams
Join us for a webinar designed to demystify the UK’s diverse funding landscape. Whether you’re just starting out or ready to scale, we’ll guide you through the key financing routes available — empowering you to make informed decisions and move your ideas forward.

Barclays Black Founder Accelerator
2025-05-22 08:00 - 17:00 | Microsoft Teams
This bespoke 12-week programme is designed to help black-led businesses in the UK become investment-ready and scale successfully. With expert-led funding growth workshops, business audits, investor office hours, and tailored investor introductions, founders will gain the tools, knowledge, and connections needed to secure funding and drive sustainable growth.
Barclays have partnered with Foundervine to offer the Barclays Black Founder Accelerator programme, especially designed to champion diversity in entrepreneurship and showcase black founder-led businesses. Foundervine is an award-winning social enterprise with a strong track record of helping entrepreneurs from under-represented communities to start their own business.
This programme includes:

A series of 12 expert-led business strategy masterclasses, focusing on topics such as defining your value proposition, hiring talent, sales strategy, marketing, intellectual property and much more – all designed to set your business on the road to success.
Mentoring and coaching from world-class scaleup experts.
Access to business and networking events.
Dedicated Barclays champions and mentors.
The opportunity to showcase your business to potential clients and investors at a founder showcase at the end of the programme.

UK MLTC Symposium 2025: Transforming understanding of MLTC in hospital
2025-06-19 14:00 - 17:00 | Microsoft Teams
This free virtual event hosted on Zoom will be held between 1400 and 1700 on Thursday 19 June 2025 and promises to be an excellent opportunity to learn more about the key findings and impact of the ADMISSION Research Collaborative. We will also explore next steps for maximising the value of the MLTC data that have been generated, compiled and curated. The full programme will be available shortly.

Registration is now open. Please note that places are limited and we recommend you book as soon as possible:

HealthTech Integrates 2025
2025-07-03 09:30 - 16:00 | Bright Building, Bright Building, Manchester Science Park, Pencroft Way,, Manchester, M15 6GZ, United Kingdom
HealthTech Integrates is a one-day event convening technology, diagnostics, devices, and therapeutics organizations, along with clinicians and regulators, to provide an esteemed platform for discussing the major challenges impacting the HealthTech sector. The conference focuses on addressing the needs of the HealthTech community to overcome the obstacles necessary to transform diagnostics and devices in healthcare.

From diagnosis to delivery: how will the 10 Year Plan transform the NHS?
2025-08-07 14:00 - 15:30 | Online, United Kingdom
With the publication of Lord Darzi’s review last year, the NHS received its diagnosis. What will it take to ensure the government’s plan is a success?
Hear from Health Foundation experts as they explore the levers for change proposed in the 10-Year Health Plan, the big questions that remain unanswered and what’s needed to realise the ambition to transform the NHS.

Innovate UK Biomedical Catalyst Accelerators Webinar
2025-09-03 10:00 - 11:00 | Online, United Kingdom
Join us for an informative webinar introducing the Innovate UK Biomedical Catalyst Accelerators programme – an initiative designed to support early and late stage UK ventures in health and life sciences.

Unlocking UK & European Grant Funding for Life Sciences & MedTech
2025-09-10 10:00 - 11:00 | Online, United Kingdom
Join TBAT Innovation and Medilink North of England for an exclusive webinar exploring the latest UK and European funding opportunities designed to support innovation in Life Sciences, MedTech, Pharma, and Biotech.
In this session, Esther Lawrence, Head of Business Development (Grants) will provide expert insights into key funding schemes, including Horizon Europe, Eureka, the European Innovation Council (EIC), and UK-based grant funding options.
What You’ll Learn:
✅ An overview of UK & European grant funding – including Horizon Europe, Eureka, EIC, and Innovate UK
✅ How to identify the right funding opportunities for your business
✅ Key eligibility criteria and success factors to improve your application
✅ Insights into the application process – what evaluators look for and how to strengthen your proposal
✅ Real-life case studies from Life Sciences, MedTech & Biotech companies that have secured grant funding
✅ Live Q&A with funding experts – ask your questions in real-time
✅ Book a free 1-2-1 consultation with Esther Lawrence after the event for tailored advice
Who Should Attend? 📌 Life Sciences, MedTech, Pharma & Biotech businesses looking to fund R&D projects 📌 Startups, SMEs, and large enterprises seeking grant funding for innovation 📌 R&D managers, finance teams, and business leaders wanting to explore funding options 📌 Companies developing medical devices, pharmaceuticals, diagnostics, and cutting-edge healthcare solutions There will be a Q&A session during the webinar, as well as an opportunity to book a free 1-2-1 consultation with Esther Lawrence.

Introduction to NICE healthtech evaluation
2025-09-23 13:00 - 16:00 | Online, United Kingdom
About this event
NICE is transforming its approach to healthtech assessment, but what does this mean for your product? With around 2 million healthtech products registered for UK use, standing out from the competition is vital.
This online seminar is designed for healthtech developers and market access specialists who want to understand how to successfully navigate NICE’s new healthtech assessment process and maximise their product’s potential for positive evaluation.

What you’ll gain
Get your evidence and strategy right first time with accurate, actionable advice direct from NICE. As the NHS in England’s health technology assessment body, NICE is uniquely placed to help you demonstrate your product’s value effectively.
Whether you’re uncertain about eligibility, the assessment process, or how best to engage with NICE, this session will provide clarity and equip you for effective collaboration.

What we’ll cover
Based on NICE’s updated healthtech programme manual published earlier this year, you’ll gain clarity on the key areas that matter most to your product’s success:

Understanding selection criteria – learn what factors influence whether your healthtech product will be prioritised for NICE assessment.
The lifecycle approach – explore how NICE’s recommendations adapt for technologies at different stages of NHS adoption, from early innovation to established use.
Strengthening your evidence base – discover practical ways to improve the usability and impact of your real-world evidence.
Effective stakeholder engagement – understand how to contribute meaningfully to the assessment process and make the most of engagement opportunities.
Incorporating patient perspectives – learn how people with lived experience contribute to guidance development and how their voices shape recommendations.

Our aim is to drive innovation into the hands of health and care professionals to enable best practice.

Better HealthTech by Design
2025-09-25 18:00 - 19:30 | Online, United Kingdom
Interested in human-centred design for health? Come along to our specialist network launch event.

This is for clinicians, technologists, designers and anyone interested in ensuring health technologies meet human needs. There’ll be speakers sharing interesting case studies and a chance to chat, ask questions and have your say on future events.

NIHR Neuroscience Research Training Day
2025-09-26 08:30 - 17:00 | The Edge, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, United Kingdom
This event is aimed at early career researchers (ECRs) and offers a day of talks and presentations centred around career development, along with a poster session showcasing the research of ECRs. This is a national event attracting attendees from all over the UK.
The day will feature:

Talks from leading and early-career neuroscience researchers across the UK
Interactive workshops tailored to neuroscience
Poster sessions to showcase your work and meet peers

Please circulate and encourage sign up amongst all ECRs and other interested individuals within your networks.

Registration is free. However, travel and accommodation costs will not be covered. The deadline for registration is the 01/08/25 with numbers limited to 50 participants.

Please find the links for registration and submission of poster abstracts in the attached flyer. Please direct any questions or queries to michelle.king45@nhs.net.

Research transparency webinar - sharing results with research participants
2025-10-02 14:00 - 16:00 | Online, United Kingdom
Join webinar for researchers, providing support on sharing results with participants and clarity on the new clinical trials regulations

2025 SEHTA International MedTech Expo & Conference
2025-10-03 09:30 - 17:30 | 11 Cavendish Square, 11 Cavendish Square, London, W1G 0AN, United Kingdom
The SME focused healthcare event for driving collaborations between Business, Care & Clinicians & Academics for the MedTech, Lifesciences, Medical Devices, Diagnostics, Digital Health, NHS Sector.

Empowering Aging in Place
2025-10-07 08:30 - 11:00 | High Commission of Canada, Canada House, Trafalgar Square London, London, SW1Y 5BJ, United Kingdom
Keynote speakers will be Ashley Dalton, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Public Health and Prevention in the Department of Health and Social Care, and Alyson Scurfield, CEO of Technology Enabled Care Services Association (TSA). Panelists will share their unique perspectives into how collaborative technology can enhance health outcomes, improve quality of life and create new market opportunities. This will be followed by a discussion on a Canadian Elderly Healthcare Success Story.
All guests must bring Photo ID and register for this event, if your name does not appear on the official guestlist or you do not have Photo ID you risk not being allowed access to the venue.

Innovate UK ISP56 – Sensing Technologies for Health
2025-10-07 09:00 - 17:00
The 56th Innovate UK Intelligent Sensing Program (ISP56 – Sensing Technologies for Health) is a one-day networking event in partnership with Sensors Innovation Leadership Council (SILC), designed to spark collaboration among sensor technology communities, healthcare professionals, life sciences experts, and other key stakeholders. The core objective is to catalyse innovation and accelerate the development of emerging sensing technologies to address pressing challenges in the UK’s healthcare sector.
As the nation contends with increasing healthcare costs and an ageing population, innovative technologies such as wearables, digital health tools, Artificial Intelligence, and precision medicine offer potential for more sustainable and cost-effective care. The UK’s health sector – comprising high-quality services, advanced medical research, and renowned institutions like the NHS, AstraZeneca, and GSK- requires ongoing innovation to remain effective and accessible.

About the event

Key technology experts from industry, researchers, and innovators will share their expertise & knowledge on subjects relating to following:

Healthcare market needs and opportunities for sensing technologies.
The latest advancements in sensing technologies for health
Emerging and novel sensing technologies for health.
Relevant innovation funding opportunities in the UK.

The event agenda will be published once all speakers have been confirmed in the near future.

Why attend this event?

This event serves as a cross-disciplinary platform to exchange knowledge, forge new partnerships, and spark inventive ideas that promote technological advancements in the health domain. Attendees will benefit from expert-led presentations and discussions focused on healthcare market opportunities for sensing technologies, state-of-the-art innovations, emerging solutions, and UK-specific funding avenues for tech development.
In addition to formal presentations, the workshop will feature networking opportunities and limited exhibition spaces, allowing interested organisations to showcase their technologies, services, and expertise to an audience primed for collaboration. Through this, the event aims to enhance the pace and impact of business innovation and drive transformational progress across the healthcare sector in the UK.

Who is this event for?

ISP56 – Sensing Technologies for Health is an open, one-day networking workshop, aiming to bring together relevant cross-sectorial communities, including:

Sensing technology communities
Innovators developing sensor-based solutions
Healthcare companies exploring new tech partnerships
Research labs and academics focused on digital health, diagnostics, or wearable tech
IoT and AI companies interested in healthcare applications
Other interested healthcare sector stakeholders

This will be an opportunity to share knowledge, network, and develop new partnerships to help promote and accelerate business innovation of sensing technologies across the UK. The overall aim is to help address the challenges faced by the sector and to transform the health sector in the UK.

AI in the NHS 2025
2025-10-14 10:00 - 16:00 | Microsoft Teams
With the opportunities for artificial intelligence in health care expanding and new technologies igniting political and media debate, the drive to understand how to effectively and responsibly implement AI in the NHS continues unabated.
At our AI event in July 2024, we called for the development of a dedicated strategy for AI in health care. Senior leaders including Karin Smyth MP, Minister of State for Health with responsibility for NHS data and technology, set out their vision for the strategic direction of AI in the NHS.
At our 2025 event, we’ll hear international perspectives on how the challenges of effectively implementing AI in health care are being approached elsewhere and consider what the UK can learn from these experiences.
Join stakeholders from across the NHS, government, tech industry, investors, academia and the charity sector who are leading the strategic direction, development and implementation of AI and technology in health care.

The MedTech and Diagnostics Conference 2025
2025-10-21 - 2025-10-22 | Prince Philip House, Prince Philip House, 3 Carlton House Terrace,, London, SW1Y 5DG, United Kingdom
The MedTech and Diagnostics Conference 2025: Connecting the Ecosystem is set to explore the future of diagnostics and healthcare delivery in the UK, spotlighting the nation’s strengths in NHS clinical excellence, innovative R&D, and advanced wound care.
The agenda features keynote presentations on the next decade of MedTech, with deep dives into decentralisation, AI in pathology, multi‑omics for chronic diseases and sustainable drug delivery.
This dynamic two‑day event will unite 150 experts from academia, healthcare, biotech, pharma and government, offering a mix of invited talks, interactive panels and networking opportunities. Join us to learn from industry pioneers, share ideas and forge new connections within this rapidly advancing field.

Surgical Workshop Sandpit day - 14th November 2025
2025-11-14 09:00 - 16:00 | e University of Manchester, Core Technology Facility, 46 Grafton Street, M13 9NT, United Kingdom
We are pleased to share the date for the next NWSTC Surgical Workshop Sandpit day. Please save the details in your diary and share with colleagues who may also be interested.
Date: Friday 14th November 2025
Time: 09:00-16:00
Location: The University of Manchester, Core Technology Facility, 46 Grafton Street, M13 9NT
We will share the registration details and agenda with you soon.
If you have any queries please do not hesitate to contact nwstc@liverpool.ac.uk or surgicalresearch@manchester.ac.uk

NWSTC Shaping the Future of Surgery through Research: From Innovation to Delivery Day
2025-11-14 09:30 - 15:30 | e University of Manchester, Core Technology Facility, 46 Grafton Street, M13 9NT, United Kingdom

(Webinar) InFocus: Delivering a Neighbourhood Health Service with Jack Sansum
2025-11-20 11:00 - 11:45
InFocus: Delivering a Neighbourhood Health Service with Jack Sansum
Join NHS Confederation colleague Jack Sansum to hear what’s next for neighbourhood health
In light of the government’s ambition set out in the 10-Year Health Plan to create a National Neighbourhood Health Implementation Programme, join Jack Sansum from the NHS Confederation’s Neighbourhood Health team to explore what implementation of this new model of care might look like.
Tailored for the Confed’s associate members, this session will provide insights into the shift to a neighbourhood health service, as well as the challenges and opportunities for the future of community-embedded health provision. Jack Sansum, Assistant Director of Neighbourhood Health, will lead this session’s presentation; there will then be an opportunity for Q&A.
InFocus is a series of virtual events that help you to engage with NHS Confederation colleagues, understand the key issues affecting our members and learn more about how you can support NHS leaders.

Tackling cancer inequalities through interdisciplinary research
2025-11-26 11:00 - 12:00 | Online, United Kingdom
Explore our research priorities to transform understanding of cancer biology and its intersection with health disparities and inequalities

Nearly 1 in 2 people will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime. Yet one of the greatest remaining challenges is understanding how and why cancers affect people differently.
Marked differences remain in risk factor exposure, incidence, stage at diagnosis, treatment and outcomes across the UK, mainly driven by inequalities. For example, cancer death rates are nearly 60% higher for people living in the most deprived areas of the UK compared with the least deprived.
What is the role and contribution of biology underlying these differences?
How do these biological mechanisms intersect with environmental, social and other drivers to contribute to inequalities and health disparities in cancer?
Addressing these key research areas is one of the ambitious goals of our new EDI in research strategic approach.
Join our webinar to hear the perspectives of experts working across disciplines to address cancer inequalities.
You’ll also learn more about how we plan to stimulate research in this area and how you can get involved through upcoming funding opportunities.
Meet our speakers and co-chairs:
Fieke Froeling, Clinical Senior Lecturer, University of Glasgow and Team SAMBAI, Cancer Grand Challenges
Alastair Lamb, Senior Clinical Lecturer, Barts Cancer Institute and Honorary Consultant Urological Surgeon, Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospital
Sue Astley Theodossiadis, Professor of Intelligent Medical Imaging, The University of Manchester.
Bernard Rachet, Professor of Cancer Epidemiology, LSHTM and Inequalities of Cancer Outcomes Network Lead
Faaria Mohammed, Patient representative, member of our Research and Strategy Cancer Insights Panel
Mathew Tata, Research Programme Manager, EDI in Research Lead, Cancer Research UK
Shewly Choudhury, Head of Research Careers and Culture, Cancer Research UK

Thinking about applying for the Women in Innovation Awards?
2026-01-08 11:30 - 12:30 | Online, United Kingdom
As announced in the Autumn Budget, the Innovate UK Women in Innovation Awards are back and they’re more ambitious than ever!
To help you determine if this award is right for you, we’ve created a quick suitability checker and on-demand videos packed with guidance to support your application.
Access suitability checker and support videos
Join our Live Q&A webinar
8 January 2026 | 11:30 – 12:30 | Online
During the webinar, we’ll answer common questions about the awards. Submit your questions in advance via the form linked on the event page below.
Please note that the application window has been extended to allow for downtime and caring responsibilities over the festive period. The Awards are open for 10 weeks rather than the usual 8 and will close on 4 February 2026 at 11am.
Good luck with your application. We can’t wait to meet our next cohort of Women in Innovation!

Advancing Cardiovascular Monitoring: From Radar Sensing to Wearable Emergency Detection
2026-01-14 15:00 - 16:00 | Online, United Kingdom
In this webinar, Ela Gruzewska (Google) and Jake Sunshine (University of Washington and Google), will explore new advances in using consumer devices aimed at improved cardiovascular monitoring. Their talks will range from heart-rate sensing using radar to detecting cardiac arrest using commodity sensors and wearables.
Jake Sunshine will explore how passive sensing on commodity devices can be employed to recognise life-threatening cardiac and breathing emergencies.
He will discuss:
Research and development of systems to detect cardiopulmonary emergencies with a focus on watch-based detection of cardiac arrest.
The challenges involved in constructing these systems as well as lessons learned in real world deployment.
Ela Gruzewska will explain how Google’s research demonstrated transfer learning between consumer-grade radar modalities, specifically from Frequency-Modulated Continuous-Wave (FMCW) to Ultra-Wideband (UWB) radar, for heart-rate monitoring. Drawing on this work, Ela will highlight how transfer learning can reduce the need for new, device-specific data collection, accelerating research and development in the field.
This session will be especially valuable for researchers, clinicians, digital-health developers.

Soft Robotics for Healthcare 26 - Shaping the Future of Soft Robotics in Health
2026-01-19 08:00 - 2026-01-20 17:00 | Engineer’s House, The Promenade, Avon Clifton Down, Brsitol, BS8 3NB, United Kingdom
Welcome to SoRoH 2026, the UK’s flagship event for soft robotics in healthcare
Following our over-subscribed inaugural conference in 2024, we’re proud to return with a better, more ambitious programme. In January 2026, we’re bringing together a broad mix of researchers, clinicians, engineers, policymakers, regulators, and innovators from across the UK and beyond, all working to accelerate the translation of soft robotic technologies into real-world healthcare.
Soft robotics is transforming how we think about the way robotics can impact healthcare systems—from surgical tools that move with the body to wearable assistive devices and implantables that respond intelligently to human physiology. At SoRoH 2026, we’ll explore how this rapidly evolving field can address unmet and emergent health needs, improve patient outcomes, and reshape medical practice.

Northern Medtech Connect Networking Event
2026-01-27 09:30 - 12:30 | Platform, New Station Street, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS1 4JB, United Kingdom
Hosted by Bruntwood and sponsored by Pd-m, Northern MedTech Connect brings together medtech professionals from across the North for a relaxed and inclusive morning of conversation, connection and collaboration.
Northern MedTech Connect is an initiative sparked by Laura Friedl-Hirst, Managing Director of LFH Regulatory, who is working alongside a group of peers to build a supportive and welcoming community for medtech professionals at every stage of their journey.
These events are designed to be informal and accessible — a space where ideas, relationships and opportunities can flourish, whether you’re new to medtech, scaling a business, or operating on the global stage.

Conflict Wounds: From Biology to Battlefield Solutions - Launch Webinar
2026-02-10 10:00 - 11:30 | Online, United Kingdom
This webinar offers the opportunity to find out more about this UKDI competition, and the chance to ask questions of the competition team.

Join this UK Defence Innovation (UKDI) Q&A webinar with the team for the ‘Conflict Wounds: From Biology to Battlefield Solutions’ competition.
Please note

This event will be held on MS Teams, with Q&A facilitated by Slido.
Registration for this event will close on Monday 9 February 2026 at midday.
Instructions on how to join the event and how to submit questions will be sent to the email address used in registration by 6pm Monday 9 February 2026. If you haven’t received anything by that time, please check your junk folder, or email accelerator@dstl.gov.uk.
The information you provide will be retained by the UKDI to contact you in regards to this event, and any future UKDI communications that may be relevant to you. Please indicate on the registration if this is something you do not wish to do.

NIHR Webinar: Building a high performing team
2026-02-10 13:00 - 14:00 | Online, United Kingdom
High-performing teams are built on trust, self-awareness and safe conflict.
This 60-minute webinar explores the essential “T&Cs” that underpin exceptional team dynamics. It will help you cultivate these qualities by deepening your awareness, fostering psychological safety and practicing safe, collaborative conflict.
By attending you will:
understand team performance and assess where your team is
explore what true inclusion looks like and ways to embed it
reflect on what your best looks like and how preferences impact others
discover strategies for managing conflict and building psychological safety, to enhance team performance

NIHR Webinar: Is a career in research for me? - social care and social work
2026-02-26 10:30 - 12:00 | Online, United Kingdom
This 75-minute webinar is for anyone interested in exploring research as part of their career in social care and social work. The NIHR funds world-leading health and social care research that improves people’s health and wellbeing, while also promoting economic growth.
We also support research careers, offering opportunities to develop new skills, access training and funding, and join a supportive network, while contributing to research that has real-world impact.
The webinar will cover:
insights into life as a research professional, shared by researchers at different career stages
an overview of research career pathways and what research work looks like in practice
key opportunities and challenges within research careers
Attend to discover:
first-hand perspectives on what it’s really like to work in research
the range of research roles and entry points available to those new to the field
our role in supporting individuals to develop research skills and career development
You will also have the opportunity to ask questions of the presenters at the end.
The webinar will be chaired by Catherine Robinson, Professor of Social Care Research at the University of Manchester.
