Comments from Dr Anita Hall, Department of Biological Sciences, Imperial College London, on discovering the RDFunding website:
“Fantastic resource - thank you very much; I'll spread the news"
Authoritative source of all UK health-related research funding and training opportunities. Also offers a help line for researchers. Monthly highlights
Thursday, July 27, 2006
Monday, July 10, 2006
RDFunding Special Editions
RDFundng Special Editions have been updated and include areas of interest such as, Stem Cells, Cancer, Diabetes and many more. There are also special editions available for specific professions such as Nurses and Midwives, Dentistry, Allied Health Professions plus many more. We also produce specials editions for Fellowships, Studentships and travel awards. These can all be found on our website.
Friday, June 30, 2006
RDFunding Newsletter
The July 2006 Newsletter is now available via the website with details of forthcoming funding opportunities.
RDFunding : Success Story
In November 2004 Dr David Porter, The Scientific Director at the New Oxford Centre for Enablement (disability) was looking for funding to conduct research entitled “Does the use of a knee block influence hip deformity, functional ability and pain in children with bilateral cerebral palsy?” Dr Porter had used RDFunding previously and decided to have a look to find details of possible funding sources. The search turned up details of Remedi, Cerebra and Action Research. I am happy to report that following submissions to Remedi and Cerebra in April 2006 Dr Porter was successful in securing funding for this project.
Friday, May 05, 2006
RDLearning
The Primary Care Training Centre found out about us because people were contacting them concering their courses which they had found on our website.
They had not heard of us before, but will now provide information on all their courses.
They had not heard of us before, but will now provide information on all their courses.
Thursday, May 04, 2006
RDDirect
One of the statisticians recruited from a directory of Academic Statisticians provided by Swansea University moved back to Africa but agreed to remain on our list of advisors.
Two new enquiries from Kenya (May 2006) seeking help with statistics were referred to him.
Two new enquiries from Kenya (May 2006) seeking help with statistics were referred to him.
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