The SENSE-Cog Project
The 5 year SENSE-Cog project, led by the University of Manchester, aims to investigate this combined impact and develop new tools that could improve quality of life and optimise health and social care
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Keep up-to-date with the latest news, publications and events from the Research and Innovation team at MFT.
Children’s CRF honoured for “incredibly positive” student placement feedback
The NIHR / Wellcome Trust Manchester Children’s Clinical Research Facility (CRF) has been honoured after students gave “incredibly positive” feedback about practice placements on the ward.
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More than 10,500 students use their DNA to analyse evolution of taste gene
More than 10,500 students from schools and colleges across the North West have taken part in the Question of Taste practical science workshop since it started in 2009.
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Research and Innovation Division staff inspire the next generation of clinical researchers
Members of staff from the Research and Innovation (R&I) Division joined their clinical colleagues at an event to inspire young people about careers in the NHS.
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Nutrition@Manchester workshop – Friday 8th July
The workshop will look at Clinical Nutrition issues in GI Cancer and is intended for UoM and MAHSC researchers and clinicians
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Dr Bailey awarded prestigious British Heart Foundation Fellowship to study a rare inherited heart rhythm condition
Dr Claire Bailey has been awarded a British Heart Foundation Clinical Fellowship to further her research into a rare cardiac condition which can cause the sudden and unexpected death in young people.
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Helping children with autism transfer new communication skills from home to school
A new study is testing whether an intervention with parents and teachers can help children with autism transfer newly acquired social communication skills from home into school.
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New study design sees young people with rheumatic conditions across the UK have their say on the focus of medical research
Young people living with rheumatic conditions in the UK are sharing their thoughts on the focus of medical research to help shape a new national initiative.
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