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Scotland’s world first in ground-breaking cardiac gene therapy trial is a ‘game changer’, insists Network
The NHS Research Scotland (NRS) Cardiovascular Network believes that a new world first for the country represents “a true game changer” in ambitions to extend the lifespan of blood vessels in the heart The Network has congratulated all parties involved in the pioneering work after a patient from Stornoway became the first person in the world to undergo a clinical trial that aims t...
The Chief Scientist Office Festive Message
Euan Dick, Head of Chief Scientist Office (CSO), Scottish Government As 2025 draws to a close and we start to look to the fresh opportunities that a new year brings, it is a good time to reflect on all that has been achieved thanks to the collaboration and sustained hard work seen across our community. As the Scottish Government’s
Diabetes
Registration now open for landmark event bringing Patient and Public Involvement community together
Interested parties are invited to register for the Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) Event 2026, taking place on Tuesday 3 March in Stirling NHS Research Scotland (NRS) will be underlining its commitment to research excellence in PPI with a third interactive showcase of the country’s most powerful initiatives. This year’s free to attend event will take place at Stirling Court Hotel, part of the University of Stirling Campus, and will be hosted by NRS and the Chi...
Dementia
Stroke
Annual meeting success ‘reflects growing interest and involvement in pain research across Scotland’
A 15th Annual Scientific Meeting held this month to improve the understanding of chronic pain has been hailed a success, reflecting growing engagement with research in this area The event, held at Malmaison Dundee on Friday 5 December, saw the Scottish Pain Research Community (SPaRC) and NHS Research Scotland (NRS) Pain Specialty Group welcome around 100 delegates with more registered than for any of its previous gatherings. This included representation from people...
Mental Health
A festive message from Professor Dame Anna Dominczak, Chief Scientist (Health), The Scottish Government
Looking back on 2025, a great deal has been achieved, and for that hard work undertaken across our research and innovation community, I am very grateful Now, we must tap further into the collaborative capabilities at our disposal. Unity is power and the more we reach out to combine diverse skillsets — whether that’s across sectors or nations — the better for Scotland. Earlier this year, I spoke about the need to bring NHS, academia, and the life sci...
