1. Home
  2. Our Research
  3. Current Research
  4. Vaccine and Infection Research
Patient receiving COVID vaccine

Vaccine and Infection Research

Vaccine and Infection Research Intro

In the UK, vaccines save thousands of lives every year. They are the most effective way to prevent infectious diseases.

Only by conducting these vital trials can we truly take control of infectious diseases.

If you are interested in taking part in a vaccine trial, please email us with any of your questions at CovidResearch@nbt.nhs.uk

Current Studies:

Janssen Vaccine Study image

ZosterFluCov

Research study looking at co-administration of the shingles vaccine with either the COVID-19 or flu vaccine.

Patient receiving COVID vaccine

E.mbrace Vaccine Study

Prevention of a blood infection caused by E.coli bacteria

Patient receiving COVID vaccine

Ensemble

A phase 3 trial to determine the safety and efficacy of a new investigational vaccine.

NBT Researcher

Omicron Variant mRNA-1273-P305

Clinical trial by Moderna evaluating the safety and immune response of investigational booster vaccines that may protect against the COVID-19 Omicron variant.

Take Part in Research

Patient & Doctor viewing an x-ray

Become one of the thousands of people taking part in research every day within the NHS.

Meet the Research & Development Team

Research Nurses at NBT

Want to find out more about our research? Simply get in touch with a member of our team here.

Contact Research

Research & Development
North Bristol NHS Trust
Level 3, Learning & Research building
Southmead Hospital
Westbury-on-Trym
Bristol, BS10 5NB

Telephone: 0117 4149330
Email: research@nbt.nhs.uk

Vaccine and Infection Research