NDORMS, University of Oxford

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Discovering the causes of musculoskeletal and inflammatory conditions at the University of Oxford to deliver excellent and innovative care that changes lives.

A cancer cell is being targeted by immune T cells
Declan Moran
Max Stewart and Nisrina Widari
Meet the researcher 27 June | 13:00 - 14:00 GMT Zoom Register at https://medsci.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ZDiYOnNiQp-mhaVFh7BG6w Rowa Taha, Academic Clinical Lecturer Comparing surgical and non-surgical treatments for metacarpal fractures: a randomised feasibility study James Webster, Health Data Epidemiologist You've had a bone fracture: how can we prevent another?
Hand with arthritis
Knee being injected
Meet the researcher 27 June | 13:00 - 14:00 GMT Zoom Register at https://medsci.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ZDiYOnNiQp-mhaVFh7BG6w Rowa Taha, Academic Clinical Lecturer Comparing surgical and non-surgical treatments for metacarpal fractures: a randomised feasibility study James Webster, Health Data Epidemiologist You've had a bone fracture: how can we prevent another?
Healthy foods
Botnar students
Malvika Gulati
Meet the researcher 22 June | 13:00 - 14:00 GMT Zoom Dr Kristina Zec, Postdoctoral researcher The Hidden Guardians of Our Joints: Macrophages in Arthritis Dr Helen Knowles, Senior Research Scientist Understanding rare bone disease is hard! Can lab models identify treatment options?
Knee replacement
Picrosirius red (PSR) staining of a collagen rich knee joint showing the femur, tibia and meniscus viewed under polarised light microscope
Prof Stephanie Dakin riding a horse
Meet the researcher 22 June | 13:00 - 14:00 GMT Zoom Dr Kristina Zec, Postdoctoral researcher The Hidden Guardians of Our Joints: Macrophages in Arthritis Dr Helen Knowles, Senior Research Scientist Understanding rare bone disease is hard! Can lab models identify treatment options?
Person with arthritis in their hand
Botnar students
A cancer cell is being targeted by immune T cells
Knee with arthritis receiving injection
Kennedy postdocs
Meet the researcher 22 June | 13:00 - 14:00 GMT Zoom Dr Kristina Zec, Postdoctoral researcher The Hidden Guardians of Our Joints: Macrophages in Arthritis Dr Helen Knowles, Senior Research Scientist Understanding rare bone disease is hard! Can lab models identify treatment options?
Clinical Research Fellowships in Oxford Are you considering a future in clinical research? Join us for a focused 45-minute session highlighting clinical research fellowship opportunities in Oxford across a range of specialities. This event is aimed at trainees interested in exploring clinical academic pathways, including those with MRCP, NHS and Academic Clinical Fellowship experience, or an emerging interest in research. Tuesday 16 June, 6pm Online
Clinical Research Fellowships in Oxford Are you considering a future in clinical research? Join us for a focused 45-minute session highlighting clinical research fellowship opportunities in Oxford across a range of specialities. This event is aimed at trainees interested in exploring clinical academic pathways, including those with MRCP, NHS and Academic Clinical Fellowship experience, or an emerging interest in research. Tuesday 16 June, 6pm Online
Nurses at the EMCRF
Ed Burn, Antonella Delmestri and Paula Dhiman
James Fullerton
An arm with arthritis
Have you thought of a career in medical research? Wednesday 13 May, 4pm
Pom pom bacteria
Meet the researcher 27 April | 13.00 - 14.00 GMT Zoom Elliot Johnson-Hall, DPhil student, Understanding how the body responds to joint replacements Mark Coles, Professor of Immunology, Not Getting Lost in Translation, Pathways to Next Generation Therapies for chronic inflammatory disease Faisal Shaikh, Specialist Registrar in Sports and Exercise Medicine, Developing Assessment Methods in Early Hip Osteoarthritis
Abhishek Puthenveetil
Laura Coates
Meet the researcher 27 April | 13.00 - 14.00 GMT Zoom Elliot Johnson-Hall, DPhil student, Understanding how the body responds to joint replacements Mark Coles, Professor of Immunology, Not Getting Lost in Translation, Pathways to Next Generation Therapies for chronic inflammatory disease Faisal Shaikh, Specialist Registrar in Sports and Exercise Medicine, Developing Assessment Methods in Early Hip Osteoarthritis
Picture of a doctor with the text Oxfordshire Health Services Research Committee research grants Grants of up to £10,000 For early career researchers with an OUH contract www.ouh.nhs.uk/researchers/grants/
Cell dive
Meet the researcher 27 April | 13.00 - 14.00 GMT Zoom Elliot Johnson-Hall, DPhil student, Understanding how the body responds to joint replacements Mark Coles, Professor of Immunology, Not Getting Lost in Translation, Pathways to Next Generation Therapies for chronic inflammatory disease Faisal Shaikh, Specialist Registrar in Sports and Exercise Medicine, Developing Assessment Methods in Early Hip Osteoarthritis
Picture of a doctor with the text Oxfordshire Health Services Research Committee research grants Grants of up to £10,000 For early career researchers with an OUH contract www.ouh.nhs.uk/researchers/grants/
Prof Jonathan Rees
Histology scans
Students at a science festival
Narain Karedla
Doctors looking at a screen
Liying Jin and Julia Johnstone
Meet the researcher Monday 23 March, 1pm Ramla Khan, Postdoctoral Scientist in Climate and Heath Data Analytics Same Heatwave, Different Health Outcomes: A Tale of Three Countries James Edwards, Associate Professor Aging and Regeneration Why Rare Diseases Matter and Why We Should Support Them
James Fullerton and Loren Kell
Hands typing on a keyboard. A notebook and stethoscope sit next to the keyboard.
T cells
Doctor treating a patient
Have you thought of a career in medical research? Wednesday 4 March, 4pm
Taught MSc in Musculoskeletal Sciences Part-time course run over two years, commencing October 2026
Amit Halkhoree
A nurse with a man suffering from mobility issues
A woman holding a balloon with scribbles on it
Taught MSc in Musculoskeletal Sciences Part-time course run over two years, commencing October 2026
Chian Yang
Taught MSc in Musculoskeletal Sciences Part-time taught course run over two years, commencing October 2026.
Eleanor Stride in the laboratory