Collaboration Awards
Applications for the UKSBM Early Career Researcher Collaboration Award (£2000) and the Mid-Career International Collaboration Award (£3000) are currently OPEN!! Both schemes are designed to support new collaborations, develop research […]
Reflections on the UKSBM Mentoring Scheme
UKSBM member Rhiannon Hawkes reflects on her experience. If you are interested in becoming a UKSBM mentor or mentee, click here to find out more. When I joined the UKSBM […]
Survey: the health of behavioural medicine and the social sciences in UK universities
The Academy of Social Sciences is monitoring the health of the social sciences across UK higher education, and has asked UKSBM, as a member society, for its informed insight. We […]
Opportunity to participate in Delphi study
We are pleased to invite you to participate in a research Delphi study designed to identify and prioritise key methodological uncertainties in the design, conduct, and analysis of future clinical […]
ISBM Lunch Seminar Series: Open to UKSBM members!
The Swedish Society for Behavioural Medicine (Svensk Beteendemedicinsk Förening) are hosting a lunch semiar series open to UKSBM members as a national branch of the International Society of Behavioural Medicine. […]
UKSBM Early Career Network Collaboration Award 2025-2026
Purpose Early career collaboration awards, of up to £2000 each, are available for early career researchers (ECR) who are members of UKSBM. The aim of the UKSBM ECN collaboration award […]
18th International Congress of Behavioral Medicine (ICBM 2025) – submit your abstract now!
We are thrilled to invite you to join us in Vienna, Austria, from August 6 – 9, 2025, for an enriching and inspiring congress focused on “Advancing Global Health Equity […]
Applications for 2025 Health and Behaviour International Collaborative Award – now open
Applications are open for the 2025 Health and Behavior International Collaborative (HBIC) Award. The purpose of the award is to facilitate a mentorship collaboration with an international laboratory or research […]
Help to develop reporting guidelines for the application of accelerometry in health research
Researchers from University of Glasgow are leading an international initiative to develop reporting guidelines for studies using accelerometry in health research. An e-Delphi survey to rate the most important items […]
Do you carry out health-related research with children and young people?
Researchers from Universities of Birmingham and Bristol are inviting health researchers to complete a survey on their experiences of carrying out research with children and young people, with a focus […]