📌 The HRB will cease posting on X on Friday 30 January. You can continue to follow our progress on LinkedIn: https://t.co/mn7JNLC9cr and YouTube: https://t.co/bBQcUCLdlj
CEO Gráinne Gorman traces the evolution of the HRB from modest beginnings to a State agency with an annual budget of over €60m, supporting the production of data and evidence to shape policy and deliver improved health outcomes.
🔗See https://t.co/0qLITOF5gu
🧠Curious about how #healthresearch changes lives? Read our new edition of Health Research in Action featuring:
🚀 22 inspiring success stories from HRB and HRB-funded projects
📊 A snapshot of HRB's impact in 2024
🔗Find it here⬇️
https://t.co/MwR17lndU7
🚨Reminder! Applications for HRB's Research in-Practice Fellowships for Health & Social Care Practitioners 2026 are closing soon.
📌Funding: Research-related costs up €80k & pro rata salary-related fellow costs up to 0.5 FTE
🗓️Closes: 13 Feb
ℹ️More info: https://t.co/NKXdQPYNOj
The @hrbireland has published the latest edition of Health Research in Action.
One of the researchers featured is Dr Caitriona Cahir, senior lecturer, @RCSI_PopHealth, who was the lead researcher on a project looking to better understand the scope & nature of medication-related harm among older adults in Ireland.
https://t.co/idfwJ21uAP
🚀The HRB has published this year's Health Research in Action. It highlights the far-reaching, real-world impact of HRB & HRB-funded health & social care research, including:
📌22 success stories
📌A snapshot of HRB achievements in 2024
Read more here ➡️ https://t.co/KTi6YXKlGj
📢HRB's Applied Partnership Awards - Women's Health 2026 call for proposals is now open.
📌Funding for up to 10 #womenshealth research projects at €200,000 each
📌Closing date 27 March 2026
ℹ️Call details including guidance notes, FAQs and more➡️https://t.co/E2bAU9NTCA
Starting soon! The @TrialsGalway 'Trialist Lunch and Learn' series delivered in collaboration with @hrbtmrn and @DiabetesCTN
CPD accredited, the series addresses key aspects of clinical trial leadership and development.
Registration and info: https://t.co/SLFtly3fz7
🔓#OpenResearch doesn’t have to be complicated.
Discover the importance of open practices on HRB Open Research, and what sets us apart from other Open Access platforms: https://t.co/I9g0o6u3EG
Reproducibility is the cornerstone of robust, trustworthy research. Yet not all research is reproducible because authors haven’t shared the software they used.
#SoftwareToolArticles tackle this problem.
Read our blog to learn more: https://t.co/5x3fap99Dl
Want to learn about Core Outcome Sets?
Sign up for our workshop on Core Outcome Set development, with @KatieRobinsonOT, @valeriesmithUCD & @LindaBiesty, for PhD/postgrad students & health researchers.
Register: https://t.co/rYYjRsNkQa
Date: 21 Jan
Venue: Merrion Square, Dublin 2
We’re starting work with @uniofgalway to co-design ways to support young adults to take part in #DiabeticRetinaScreen.
Thanks to @hrbireland funding, this 2-year project will look at what would make it easier for those aged 18-25 to #choosescreening.
🔗 https://t.co/9mSuMzzXes
Happy New Year to all our colleagues. And as we mark 40 years of HRB in 2026, our CEO Dr Gráinne Gorman reflects on four decades of progress powered by research, collaboration and innovation in @eolasmagazine: https://t.co/cMJ9Wfc1GJ
📌 Don’t miss the #HorizonEU Info Days 2026!
🔹Cluster 4 – Digital, Industry & Space
📅29–30 January
🔹Cluster 1 – Health
📅10 February
Learn more:
🔗Cluster 4 Digital, Industry & Space: https://t.co/mSuejqGNvI
🔗Cluster 1 Health: https://t.co/NnTuhiBnMF
Two RCSI researchers have secured over €400K through the @hrbireland Applied Partnership Awards.
Their projects focus on strengthening paramedic mental health training and developing mental health supports for children with disabilities.
https://t.co/X9Lf8HIDbL
#RCSIdiscover
Minister Mary Butler has today announced a €3 million investment in mental health research to advance understanding in areas such as youth mental health, ADHD in adults, women’s mental health, and loneliness in older people. https://t.co/Jh9kxjWwZ4