Research impact is defined by SFI and Research Councils UK (RCUK) as “the demonstrable contribution that excellent research makes to society and the economy”. To the NCRC, research impact means making a difference to the lives of sick children – for example, through the development of a new treatment or therapy, improvements to medical practice or policy, the development of better diagnostic tools, and improvements to the quality of life of sick children.
Please see our list of case studies, highlighting just a few of the contributions we have made to paediatric health care, below.
Our Researcher in Focus for December is Dr Sarah Geoghegan,…
Our Researcher in Focus for November is Dr Yvonne D’Art,…
Our Researcher in Focus for October is Dr Judith Coppinger….
Our Researcher in Focus for September is Dr. Noelle Cullinan….
Our Researchers in Focus for August are Prof. Günther Eissner,…
Our Researcher in Focus for July is Kim Murray. Kim…
Our Researcher in Focus for June is Dr. Patrick Walsh,…
Paediatric inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) results in chronic inflammation of…
The NCRC Researcher in Focus for May is Alice Shannon,…
Our Researcher in Focus for April is Dr Claire Murphy….
Our Researcher in Focus for March is Dr Matthew McGovern….
Our Researcher in Focus for February is Dr. Lyudmyla Zakharchenko….
