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The ‘Reflecting on Implementation’ workshops are a series of six sessions designed to foster in-depth learning and discussion around implementation science. The workshops target participants with previous knowledge, practice, or experience in implementation research.

In each session, we will tackle implementation problems or questions brought by group members or delve into key concepts of implementation science. This interdisciplinary workshop aims to expand our collective knowledge and understanding of using implementation science in research, as well as how it can be mobilised for research impact.

We are very pleased to announce that applications for CIRcUL membership are now open.

CIRcUL is committed to facilitating the conduct of outstanding research and practice in implementation science and increasing capacity and knowledge in this field.

To support this goal, we aim to have a membership base comprised of research-active academic colleagues, implementation science practitioners and students.

Dr Laura Keyes, Centre Director, delivered a keynote presentation at the 2025 Health Research Board Grant Holders Conference. Dr Keyes emphasised the importance of implementation research, stating, "Implementation science is often an afterthought in health research, but it must be embedded from discovery to adoption."

In January 29th, 2025, CIRcUL was formally inaugurated by Mr John Moran, Mayor ¾ÅÉ«ÊÓƵ.