If you’re relatively new to bone-related research, whether in a laboratory or a clinical setting, this page is for you.
We'd love to hear from you! Please contact us to let us know what would make this a useful resource for you.
We would like to invite our New Investigators to our annual session at the BRS conference in Cardiff. This year we are delighted to host a session featuring a number of informal round table discussions on different topics relevant to our New Investigators. These will include:
- Travel grants, small project grants and beyond
- Working in Industry
- Clinical academic careers and training
- Bridging the gap between basic and clinical research
- How to review a paper and get involved in editorial activities
- Should I stay or should I go? Moving abroad for research
- Increasing your online profile
Scott Dillon
University of Cambridge
Non-clinical new investigator representative
Join BRS for reduced fees at our annual meetings, access to our members' area, and eligibility for awards and bursaries.
We are happy to announce the launch of our BRS Find a mentor scheme which aims to provide support and advice to our New Investigators from more senior BRS members. You can find out more about our mentorship scheme here:
You can find useful slides and resources from previous New Investigator sessions here. There are also many images, slides and videos in our Resources section.
There will be special New Investigator sessions at our 2017 meeting in Bristol. More details will be available nearer the time
The BRS offers a number of awards, bursaries, and fellowships specifically for New Investigators e.g.
Travel bursaries
Barbara Mawer Travelling Fellowship
Neil Mackenzie Public Engagement award
Details can be found on our Awards page. You can also find links to external funding sources on our Links page.
