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Prestigious NIHR Senior Investigator awards for Liverpool academics

Four University of Liverpool professors from the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences have been awarded the prestigious National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) Senior Investigator Award.

The four Senior Investigators are recognised as leading experts in their fields, known for their outstanding contributions to research and their influence in shaping the future of health and care. The award provides funding to support their research while they undertake a senior leadership role within the NIHR, helping to shape national strategy and policy.

The four researchers named in the NIHR Senior Investigators cohort are:

Senior Investigators act as ambassadors for the NIHR, playing a pivotal role in developing research capacity, mentoring future leaders, and influencing policy at a national level. They work closely with the NIHR and the Department of Health and Social Care, helping to shape the direction of health and care research in the UK and beyond.

Professor Louise Kenny, Pro Vice Chancellor of the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences, commented: “NIHR Senior Investigators play a pivotal role in guiding the future direction of health and social care research. Their knowledge is invaluable in addressing significant issues across the NHS, public health, and social care. The outstanding researchers at the University of Liverpool have consistently displayed remarkable achievement in their disciplines, and their contributions will continue to foster progress and enhance patient care.”

See the full directory of current Senior Investigators here.

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