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
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
Celebrating International Clinical Trials Day 2022
01 June 2022
Applications now open for the Summer I ♥ Research Academy!
20 May 2022
Research nurse and midwife competency framework launched
11 May 2022
Guidance developed for rare ‘dancing eyes syndrome’
11 May 2022
COVID-19 vaccine boosters give well-maintained immunity three months on
28 April 2022
Awards for our dermatology researchers
28 April 2022
Our microbiologists present at prestigious conference
22 April 2022
Dancing bubbles, talk shows and radio programming: A wrap up of our first I ♥ Research Academy conference
21 April 2022
Research shows an RNA platform is earliest predictor of preterm birth
19 April 2022
Want to help shape the future of health research?
07 April 2022
New study to investigate impact of alopecia
06 April 2022
Study analyses treatment options for common type of eczema
16 March 2022
My research journey: Dr Paramit Chowdhury
16 March 2022
Guy’s and St Thomas’ tops recruitment to COVID-19 genomics study
15 March 2022
Professor Ali appointed to head up the Centre for Gene Therapy and Regenerative Medicine (CGTRM)
09 March 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.