In short…everyone should consider joining!
We all face different health challenges during our lives and will certainly know friends and family who are affected. This is perhaps the best starting point, to think about your health and that of those around you. See if you can relate to one of the 14 areas of health research that we want to focus on.
Our Areas of
Research
Your questions about research answered
The impact of your help
Why become a Research Volunteer
Be Part of Research
Who should join
Why join
To make a difference!
Health research improves the quality of all our lives. Without your support and involvement we can’t run the studies or trials that are so important. You might only need to give up a small amount of your time to help the research have a big impact.
Click to the following button to hear the testimonial stories from volunteers who have joined;
How to join
Simply click the Join button!
We will need you to complete a simple registration form. It’s highly secure and your details will not be shared with anyone else. Once you have joined we will send you information about various research projects and our newsletter. You can decide if any of these interest you and if you have any spare time to get involved.
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Our latest Research calls
Who are the Partners in City of Research
Why City of Research is so
important for our community?
- Improve health and wellbeing for our local communities and beyond
- Enhance the research opportunities and equity for our population to take part in research
- Speed up our journey of discovery and innovation
- Break new ground in the way we improve both physical health and mental wellbeing
- Understand and tackle the causes of ill-health
- Reduce health and education inequalities
- Work across all communities and organisations to embed research and innovation in everything we do
Guide to
Research across the city
The map illustrates the location of some of the key partners involved so far in City of Research.