- Grants since 2016
- 88
- Awarded, last 5 years (where amounts are published)
- £5.6M
- Funded works, last 5 years
- 322
- Funded works, all time
- 2 352
Grants
2024–2026 · grant · Acute care
How can we improve care for frail stroke survivors?
Matthew O'Connell · King's College London
2024–2027 · grant · Rehabilitation
Developing CARES: Cognitive Aid for REhabilitation in Stroke survivors
Faye Tabone · University of Oxford
2024–2028 · grant · Rehabilitation
RICFAST 2: Trialling remote ischaemic conditioning for post-stroke fatigue
Arshad Majid · University of Sheffield
2024–2027 · grant · Rehabilitation
MCS-Stroke: Co-producing a thinking and memory screening tool that adapts to the user
Sam Webb · University of Oxford
2024–2026 · grant · Prevention
ERFOS-Cymru: Evaluation of Risk Factor management, frailty and Outcomes post-Stroke
Jonathan Hewitt · Cardiff University
2024–2028 · grant · Prevention
How do sickle cell anaemia and sleep-disordered breathing affect young stroke survivors?
Shifa Irfan Hamdule · University College London
2024–2027 · grant · Prevention
OASIS: Optimising Atrial fibrillation screening to prevent Second Ischaemic Strokes
Jesse Dawson · University of Glasgow
2024–2027 · grant · Rehabilitation
PRACTISE: Personalised community-based telerehabilitation for stroke survivors
Lorna Paul · Glasgow Caledonian University
2024–2027 · grant · Rehabilitation
Out of sight, out of mind: a better way to assess vision problems in childhood stroke
Fiona Rowe · University of Liverpool
2024–2027 · grant · Acute care
FIESTO: How should we measure frailty and its impact on stroke treatment outcomes?
Nicholas Evans · University of Cambridge
2023–2026 · grant · Acute care
GHoSt: Developing a lateral flow test for strokes
Antonio Belli · University of Birmingham
2023–2026 · grant · Community care
WAterS-2: Making mental health support accessible and inclusive for more stroke survivors
Emma Patchwood: Professor Audrey Bowen · University of Manchester
2023–2028 · grant · Rehabilitation
Testing an alternative to thickened liquids for stroke survivors with dysphagia
Sabrina Eltringham · Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
2023–2029 · grant · Acute care
CHALLENGE-ICH: Preventing clotting strokes after intracerebral haemorrhage
Jatinder Minhas · University of Leicester
2023–2026 · grant · Prevention
PREDICT-EV: Predicting stroke risk after a transient ischaemic attack (TIA)
Philip James · Cardiff Metropolitan University
2023–2027 · grant · Prevention
What is the role of the brain's waste clearance system in small vessel disease?
Michael Stringer · University of Edinburgh
2023–2026 · grant · Rehabilitation
Improving how we measure and understand the experience of aphasia
Kate Ledingham · University College London
2023–2026 · grant · Rehabilitation
TELSTAR: When, how and to whom should telerehabilitation be offered after stroke?
Niki Chouliara · Loughborough University
2023–2029 · grant · Community care
COMbAT Fatigue: Coproducing a self-management programme for post-stroke fatigue
Grace Turner · University Of Birmingham; University Of Cambridge
2023–2029 · grant · Acute care
SEARxCH: Finding a treatment for brain swelling after bleeding strokes
Nesh Samarasekera · University of Edinburgh
2022–2025 · grant · Prevention
CHeLOSE: what causes increased risk of stroke among people with late-onset seizures?
Josephine Mayer · University of Liverpool
2022–2027 · grant · Prevention
Can long-term inflammation increase a person's risk of having a stroke?
Kieron South · University of Manchester
2022–2028 · grant · Acute care
How does frailty affect someone's response to stroke treatment?
Nicholas Evans · University of Cambridge
2022–2025 · grant · Rehabilitation
Making artificial intelligence work for stroke rehabilitation
Margarita Saranti · University of Birmingham
2022–2026 · grant · Rehabilitation
Stimulating the vagus nerve to help recover arm function
Sheharyar Baig · University of Sheffield
2022–2028 · grant · Rehabilitation
What are the benefits and challenges of the UTILISE speech therapy app?
Claudia Bruns · University College London
2022–2025 · grant · Rehabilitation
How helpful is the UTILISE speech therapy app?
Kerry Dathan · University College London
2021–2026 · grant · Community care
How does the relationship between therapist and stroke survivor affect stroke recovery?
Lauren Lucas · University of Manchester
2021–2024 · grant · Rehabilitation
Developing new technologies for stroke treatment
Multiple
2021–2027 · grant · Rehabilitation
Speech after stroke recovery study
Claire Mitchell · University of Manchester
2020–2022 · grant · Rehabilitation
NeuroPlatform: a new technology to deliver upper limb rehabiliation exercises
Cherry Kilbride / Neurofenix Ltd · Brunel University (academic Partner)
2020–2024 · grant · Acute care
Can we improve ambulance services to get more stroke patients the emergency care they need?
Graham Mcclelland · Newcastle University
2020–2026 · grant · Rehabilitation
Improving care services for stroke survivors with visual impairment
Christine Hazelton · Glasgow Caledonian University
2020–2026 · grant · Applied neuroscience
Is it possible to catch a stroke in surgery? A study exploring how damaging proteins cause bleeding in the brain
Gargi Banerjee · University College London
2020–2022 · grant · Prevention
Using health records to guide future stroke treatment for coronavirus patients
Richard Perry · University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
2020–2025 · grant · Rehabilitation
C-ICAP: Co-designing an intensive comprehensive aphasia programme with stroke survivors
Katie Monnelly · City, University of London
2020–2025 · grant · Rehabilitation
SEARCH: Scanning eye training for vision problems after stroke
Fiona Rowe · University of Liverpool
2019–2021 · grant · Community care
NotFAST2 - Nottingham Fatigue study: developing a fatigue intervention
Avril Drummond · University of Nottingham
2019–2020 · grant · Acute care
RITeS: Can AI help with stroke diagnosis?
Grant Mair · University of Edinburgh
2019–2024 · grant · Prevention
Could a medication used to treat gout help to stop stroke and TIA survivors having further strokes?
Peter Kelly · University College Dublin