Addenbrooke's Hospital
Research and Development
The Rosie Hospital
Our Mission
"To facilitate excellence in medical research by providing helpful and competent support on all matters of research governance, administration and management"
Welcome to the Research and Development Pages of the Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Trust.
The Trust is responsible for overseeing all the biomedical research which takes place on our campus in so far as it involves our patients, their data or tissues, or where it uses NHS facilities and staff at Addenbrooke's Hospital and the Rosie Maternity Hospital.
That is not to say that we are all great scientists. Most research is led by our academic partners on the site, particularly those at the University of Cambridge School of Clinical medicine, the Medical Research Council and Cancer Research UK. But research involves many skilled people - specialist nurses, pharmacists, technicians and administrators for example - and it could not be conducted without them.
Addenbrooke's Hospital is host to over a thousand research projects at any one time and the Research and Development Department makes sure this activity works smoothly and efficiently without affecting the quality of care for our patients. We provide the corporate R&D Management function in the Trust, representing the Trust on external NHS bodies locally and regionally and maintaining up to date policies and procedures governing research activity.
Much of the research in which patients are involved is undertaken under the umbrella of the Cambridge Biomedical Research Centre, one of five comprehensive centres in the UK.
Are you designing a project? Do you need help with statistics?
Requesting statistical advice from The Centre for Applied Medical Statistics (CAMS) and information about their courses.
Fiona Bull and Priya Shimoga, who are R&D commercial trials managers at the Trust, have been appointed as two of the 10 new innovation scouts for the East of England.
“The Sorcerer's Apprentice - The Future of Medical Imaging”
NIHR Cambridge Biomedical Research Centre lecture series.
Thursday 8 July at 5.00 pm
“Stem Cells and Developmental Plasticity of the Placenta”
NIHR Cambridge Biomedical Research Centre lecture series.
Wednesday 7 July at 5.00 pm