Thank you to everyone who entered the essay competition this year. Entries have now closed and winners will be announced shortly. If you missed the opportunity to submit an essay to our competition this year but have an interest in burns and scarring research, why not join us a student research collaborator. We are currently looking for medical students to get involved with a new project, read more about it here.

Catching up with Restore's Duke of Kent research fellow Mina Ip

Mina Ip, a current clinical research registrar in burns and plastic surgery at Stoke Mandeville Hospital and also a Restore Duke of Kent research fellow, spoke to us recently to fill us in on her latest research project. Mina completed her core surgical training in Thames Valley and has just attained a Southwest national training number in plastic surgery that will be starting in...

BEST Study- update

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic the Best Evidence for Scar Treatment Study had to be put on hold. However we managed to catch up with Dr Riyam Mistry to see how he plans on finishing the study and what he is up to now.

Dr Mistry explained that due to Covid-19 they were unable to bring healthy volunteers into the hospital. In order to continue the study they are using the protocols and equipment...

Restore Research joins AMRC Open Research Journal

Restore Research are excited to announce that we are now participating with AMRC Open Research, a new F1000 Journal. AMRC provides a platform for research funded by AMRC charities to be published. Research funded by Restore will become available rapidly, enabling others to build upon our ideas right away and produce further research into the field of burns and scarring. Through early data...

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