Since 2007, our NIHR BRC has led innovative research that improves healthcare.
Our BRC is a partnership between Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust and King’s College London.
Our work is delivered through nine research themes. Advanced therapies and personalised medicine, including medical technologies and artificial intelligence, run through all our research themes. Our state of the art research platforms support the delivery of our work.
Working together with the culturally and socio-economically diverse communities in South London, we deliver impactful research with local, national and global patient benefit.
Themes
New Scientist Live 2022 to feature Dr Blair Merrick, FERARO trial coordinator, as a guest speaker.
22 September 2022
Guy’s and St Thomas’ Dr Christos Tziotzios awarded prestigious Wycombe Prize by the British Association of Dermatologists
07 September 2022
‘I ♥ Research Academy’ conference – summer 2022
01 September 2022
REVIVED-BCIS2 study clarifies the role of coronary stents as a treatment for heart failure
30 August 2022
Grant to support development of nursing excellence in inherited cardiac conditions (ICCs)
09 August 2022
‘Utopia Now!’ Zine Launch
09 August 2022
Study highlights need for vigilance for three months post COVID-19 infection for cardiovascular diseases and diabetes patients
05 August 2022
Lambeth Country Show 2022 – connecting our work with our communities.
04 August 2022
I ♥ Research Academy welcomes new cohort of students
27 July 2022
NIHR Guy’s and St Thomas’ Clinical Research Facility share best practice at the UKCRF Network Conference 2022
22 July 2022
Guy’s and St Thomas’ Clinical Nurse Specialist awarded a prestigious fellowship
22 July 2022
Our teams join the Royal Society’s Summer Science Exhibition 2022 with ‘Stich ‘n Stem’
21 July 2022
Study explores how belly fat increases risk of metabolic disease
20 July 2022
Precision Medicine Early Career Researchers’ Conference 2022
19 July 2022
Research Nurse and Midwife Competency Framework team shortlisted for Nursing Times Awards 2022 Clinical Research award
04 July 2022
Safeguarding best practice in research using patient data
13 June 2022
Higher COVID-19 hospitalisation and mortality rate linked to people with inflammatory immune conditions
09 June 2022
Cancer Survivors Day 2022
06 June 2022
15 years
since our inaugural NIHR BRC designation in 2007.
£185m
awarded to our NIHR BRC since 2007.
444
projects supported in 2020-2021.
417
research publications in 2020-2021.