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The NIHR has partnered with the Defence Medical Services (DMS) to co-fund research career development opportunities for healthcare professionals serving in the military.  This new partnership will strengthen research capacity within the military medical workforce and create access to NIHR-funded opportunities at postdoctoral and clinical lectureship levels. By working together, NIHR and DMS are contributing to ...


VIVO Defence Services – supported by Equans, one of its parent companies – is proud to have worked with two UK military bases to secure Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme (PSDS) grant funding for decarbonisation programmes. The projects involve the replacement of gas boilers with new green technology and fabric improvements for ...


A major poll by FGS Global has found that as trust in the US as a security partner diminishes, the UK public believes we should work more with the EU on defence. However, while 69% agee the work of the defence industry has a direct impact on national security, only ...


The UK is to deepen defence and security ties with New Zealand as the Prime Minster strengthens alliances abroad to protect Britain’s national interest. New Zealand trainers have worked alongside British counterparts to help train more than 54,000 soldiers on Operation Interflex, and New Zealand have confirmed that they will extend ...


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