Selection panels play a crucial role in assessing research applications for HRB funding. These panels are mainly composed of independent experts who evaluate the scientific merit, feasibility, and potential impact of applications. Other types of expertise are drawn on as appropriate for the specific funding opportunity.
Find out more about the HRB’s funding process here.
Review panels – panel members
The Intellectual Disability Supplement to the Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (IDS-TILDA) wave 6 – 2025
HRB Impact Award 2025
Applied Partnership Awards (APA) 2024 – Cycle 1
Collaborative Research Networks (CRN) 2024: Dementia and Palliative care
Evidence for Policy (EfP) 2024
Irish Platform for Patient Organisations, Science & Industry (IPPOSI) – Core Funding 2024
All-Ireland NCI Cancer Consortium (AICC) Research & Innovation Grant Scheme 2024
Emerging Investigator Awards (EIA) 2024
Emerging Clinician Scientist Awards (ECSA) 2024
Health Research Charities Ireland– Health Research Board (HRCI-HRB) Joint Funding Scheme 2024
Investigator-Led Projects (ILP) 2024 – Population Health Research (PHR) & Health Services Research (HSR)
Investigator-Led Projects (ILP) 2024 – Patient-Oriented Research (POR)
Health Research Charities Ireland (HRCI) Core Funding 2024
Conference and Events Sponsorship Scheme (CES) 2024
Knowledge Translation Awards (KTA) 2024
Applied Programme Grants (APRO) 2023
HRB Postdoctoral Fellowships – Clinician Scientist Fellowships (CSF) 2023
HRB Postdoctoral Fellowship – Applying Research into Policy and Practice (ARPP) 2023
Conference and Events Sponsorship Scheme (CES) 2023
Patient Safety Research Network (PSRN) 2023
The Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (TILDA 2023)
National Irish Covid-19 Biobank