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Ongoing Clinical Research

Ongoing Clinical Research  

Clinical Research Board

The Clinical Research Board (CRB) is dedicated to facilitating clinical research within the UCD School of Veterinary Medicine.

Its primary goal is to enhance research opportunities and foster collaboration, thereby strengthening research activities within the School.

Key Areas of Focus of Ongoing Clinical Research at UCD School of Veterinary Medicine 

In support of both formal and informal requests for clinical research support, the Clinical Research Board (CRB) will provide constructive feedback, as relevant, on the following:

  • Funding support: Offering guidance and resources for securing research funding
  • Research optimisation: Providing expertise to strengthen research designs and methodologies
  • Ethical compliance: Assisting in navigating ethical approval processes and regulations
  • Collaboration facilitation: Actively promoting collaborative initiatives, particularly between clinical and pre-clinical areas within the School
Research is a core activity of the UCD School of Veterinary Medicine. As the only School of Veterinary Medicine in Ireland, we occupy a unique position in terms of in-house expertise and infrastructure that allows us to perform high-quality multidisciplinary research to address national and international research priorities, and to use this research to inform our teaching and learning programmes. Research, Innovation, and Impact
Research is a core activity of the UCD School of Veterinary Medicine. As the only School of Veterinary Medicine in Ireland, we occupy a unique position in terms of in-house expertise and infrastructure that allows us to perform high-quality multidisciplinary research to address national and international research priorities, and to use this research to inform our teaching and learning programmes.
Each month, we put a \'Spotlight On\' a different researcher in the UCD School of Veterinary Medicine to find out more about the path leading to their current role in the School, their area of interest and what drew them into this area, what they enjoy most about their work, what they find most challenging and the best thing about working in the UCD School of Veterinary Medicine. Spotlights
Each month, we put a 'Spotlight On' a different researcher in the UCD School of Veterinary Medicine to find out more about the path leading to their current role in the School, their area of interest and what drew them into this area, what they enjoy most about their work, what they find most challenging and the best thing about working in the UCD School of Veterinary Medicine.
Are you passionate about advancing animal health and welfare through research? Join us at UCDVH, where we\'re actively seeking volunteers to contribute to significant inquiries into various conditions affecting animal well-being. Discover how you can make a difference by volunteering for our research studies below\n Volunteer for Research Studies
Are you passionate about advancing animal health and welfare through research? Join us at UCDVH, where we're actively seeking volunteers to contribute to significant inquiries into various conditions affecting animal well-being. Discover how you can make a difference by volunteering for our research studies below
Meet the next generation of veterinary specialists\n DVMS Residents List
Meet the next generation of veterinary specialists
Research Projects

Research at the UCD School of Veterinary Medicine focuses on advancing animal health, public health, and environmental sustainability through impactful, real-world research. Our projects span fundamental discovery, applied science, and clinical research,

Clinical Research Board Committee

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Contact the UCD School of Veterinary Medicine

UCD Veterinary Sciences Centre, University College Dublin, Belfield, Dublin 4, Ireland.
T: +353 1 716 6100 | Location Map(opens in a new window)