Annual Reports

Read the Centre's annual reports, from 2010 to today

Read about the Centre's growth, change and progression in our annual reports, from the time of its predecessor, Imperial Blast, to its current form today.

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2020/2021

This annual report discusses the impact of CBIS research, how CBIS research links to civilian blast injury research and successes from 2020/21.
Cover of 2019 annual report

2019

This annual report discusses the impact of CBIS research, how CBIS research links to civilian blast injury research and successes from 2019.
Cover of 2018 annual report

2018

This annual report discusses the successes of 2018, including the first Blast Injury Conference.
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2017

2017's annual report illustrates the importance on understanding blast injury and ultimately how to mitigate, prevent and treat it.
Cover of the 2016 annual report

2016

2016's annual report illustrates the importance of education in achieving better blast injury mitigation and post-blast injury quality of life.
Cover of 2015's annual report.

2015

The Centre's fourth annual report shows a successful and engaging year. With renewed funding from The Royal British Legion, the future looks bright.
Cover of 2014's annual report.

2014

2014's annual report details the Centre's continued research progress and substantial contribution to knowledge in the field of blast injury studies.
Cover of 2013's annual report.

2013

The second annual report shows not only a growth in research activity, but also the Centre thrusted into the media spotlight.
Cover of 2012's annual report

2012

2012 marked the first annual report for the Centre, having evolved from Imperial Blast. The pace of change proved considerable with TRBL's support.
Cover of 2011's annual report.

2011

The second and final annual report of Imperial Blast heralds the establishment of The Royal British Legion Centre for Blast Injury Studies.
Cover of 2010's annual report.

2010

Imperial Blast's first annual report details the considerable progress made since the start of this collaborative research model 18 months prior.

Introduction of the latest annual report

Duke of SussexThe 2019 annual report is the tenth in the series. The report discusses the impact that the Centre’s research has had and the Centre’s important links with the military. It also highlights how our research is closely linked with projects outside of the Centre that focus on civilian blast injury research. The report celebrates the achievements and outputs of Centre members, highlights events that the Centre has organised and been involved in, and introduces new Centre members. It has been a very successful year and we look forward to continuing this into and beyond 2020.