We rely on the generosity of our supporters to fund our sepsis research and awareness campaigns.
Sepsis Research FEAT is delighted to have been able to support two new summer internships in Professor Kenneth Baillie’s team at the Roslin Institute, University of Edinburgh. Nureen Hanisah Mohamad Zaki is an international student from Malaysia, currently completing an MSc in Bioinformatics at the University of Edinburgh who will be writing a dissertation on […]
Sepsis Research FEAT is delighted to announce an extension to its investment in the world leading GenOMICC project at the University of Edinburgh’s Roslin Institute. Sepsis Research FEAT will financially support GenOMICC to expand and accelerate recruitment to a pilot study, GenOMICC Acute, in which additional blood samples will be obtained from patients shortly after […]
Sepsis Awareness Month 2021 marked a massive sea-change in the PR activity and profile of Sepsis Research FEAT. Over the course of September last year the whole team here worked tirelessly, and many of you gave your time to be interviewed by the press, write blogs, appear on TV and radio and even take over […]
We are delighted to announce that this autumn for the first time since the COVID pandemic Sepsis Research FEAT will again be running a Scotland-wide sepsis awareness campaign in conjunction with the Scottish Government. Running during Sepsis Awareness Month in September on billboards, radio and for the first time on TV, the campaign will focus […]
Great news from Edinburgh last night as Sepsis Research FEAT was announced as the Scotmid Co-operative Community Connect winner for the east region! Our COO Colin Graham was presented with a cheque for £15,000, as a result of voting over the last few months by Scotmid customers and members and on the night at their […]
Genetic Study Sepsis Research FEAT is delighted to report the latest groundbreaking findings from the research study that the charity supports. Researchers from GenOMICC – a global collaboration to study genetics in critical illness – led by the University of Edinburgh in partnership with Genomics England, made these discoveries by sequencing the genomes of 7,491 […]
We are delighted to have launched a brand new video this week. It has been produced to highlight the importance of the work that Sepsis Research FEAT does in funding the GenOMICC research study at the University of Edinburgh and also highlights the importance of knowing the symptoms of sepsis and making sure that others […]
One of our main focuses for 2022 is to reach more businesses across the UK in order to spread the word about sepsis and to see if there is an opportunity to work with them in some way. Many corporates and businesses run Charity of the Year programs or have nominated charities that they support […]
Sepsis Research FEAT is delighted to have started supporting a new research study at the University of Edinburgh – one with real relevance to the phenomenon known as ‘brain fog’ experienced by many sepsis survivors. Dr. Zoeb Jiwaji is an intensive care doctor working at the Edinburgh Royal Infirmary and a clinical lecturer at the […]
Kent school Sutton Valence School near Maidstone in Kent came up with an ingenious way to raise funds for Sepsis Research FEAT in mid-November. Pitting teams against each other according to the house that they were members of, pupils raced to plant as many daffodil bulbs as possible in a specific area of the school […]