Research

The BGS supports new/early career investigators in research through a number of opportunities. The aim of this resource is to provide existing and new information in the form of a pathway for investigators to follow and experience the development of their ideas to outputs.

Patient and public involvement (PPI) has become a mandatory requirement of many research grants. This guide explores the implications and explains how to integrate public involvement in your research proposal and project.

Once you've decided on your research project and secured funding, practical tips to get your research project off to a good start.

Recruiting older people to take part in clinical trials can be difficult. The cohort multiple randomised controlled trial model may help you get more participants.

Surprising numbers of research projects come to an end without any results. Practical steps you can take to manage your time and keep your research project on schedule.

When taking time out of programme (or OOP), it's important to maintain clinical skills and knowledge when medical practice is constantly evolving.

If you're thinking of doing research but are put off by taking a lengthy break from work or studies, consider doing research part time alongside your clinical job. We examine the pros and cons.

Comprehensive Local Research Networks (CLRNs) work locally to assist research in their area. Using them may assist you in your research project.

What to consider when thinking about doing research, including a personal perspective from a new researcher. The key decisions you'll have to make, and the benefits to you, and to medical science.

A Map of UK research centres which we hope will enable prospective researchers to find centres offering projects in their areas of interest.

This guide is to give an overview of the research application process for those who may be embarking on or thinking of going into research

Providing information about types of funding and the application process

Literature searching has many uses. This short guide to searching for scientific literature is divided into different sections.

There's no point undertaking research if you don't present the results publicly.  Follow these pithy points to help you prepare a presentation, whether putting up a poster or giving a talk with powerpoint!