2017 Research Day supported by the National Institute for Health Research
Save the date: Wednesday 22 November 2017
Venue: The Royal College of Radiologists, 63 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, London WC2A 3JW
This event will be of interest to radiology trainees and consultants interested in undertaking research, academic clinical fellows, clinical lecturers and academic radiologists.
Programme coming soon - topics to be covered include:
Starting out in radiology research
Career progression
Inspirational career talk
How to be a research active clinician
How to write a grant
How to develop a project for Ethics
Funding opportunities overview from a range of funders
Roentgens’ Den (for delegates to present & discuss research ideas and have them appraised by experienced researchers to help develop them further)
Networking and 'Meet the speakers' session
Bookings will open in late July
2016 Research Day
Presentations from the event are available below:
- 'A day in the life of an academic clinical radiologist' - Professor Joanna Wardlaw CBE, Head of Neuroimaging Sciences, University of Edinburgh
- ‘What did I learn as RCR Roentgen Professor 2016’ - Dr Owen Arthurs, NIHR Clinician Scientist, Great Ormond Street Hospital
- ‘Research as an Academic Clinical Fellow’ - Dr Karen Eley, Academic Clinical Fellow, Cambridge
- ‘Statistics in research’ - Karen Thomas, Senior Statistician, Royal Marsden Hospital
- ‘Clinical Radiology: Your journal needs you!’ - Dr Grant Baxter, Editor, Clinical Radiology
- ‘Research for a PhD as a non-academic Radiology Trainee’ - Dr Jonathan Rodrigues, Clinical Fellow in Cardiac Imaging, The Bristol Heart Institute
Please click to view videos of individual speakers.
2015 Research Day
Presentations from the event are available below:
- 'Trials and tribulations of setting up a research study' Dr Aubrey Smith, Academic Radiology Registrar, Hull Royal Infirmary
- 'Statistics for Imaging Studies' Karen Thomas, Senior Statistician, Royal Marsden Hospital
- 'Functional and Molecular Imaging - a fertile ground for radiological research' Dr Andy Scarsbrook, Consultant in Radiology and Nuclear Medicine, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust