Research at the School
The aim of the School is to conduct internationally excellent peer reviewed basic, clinical and translational research relating to a diverse range of medical conditions and treatments.
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Featured Research News
2018 Oon Lecture: Medicine 2.0 with Professor van der Schaar
2018 Oon Lecture Medicine 2.0: Transforming Clinical Practice and Discovery through Machine Learning and Electronic Health Engines Professor Mihaela van…
Shedding light on uterine lymphocytes: the power of mouse models
A paper in Nature Communications by Iva Filipovic in Dr Francesco Colucci’s group, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, uses mouse…
Genomic risk score test to predict coronary heart disease
A recent study, led by Dr Mike Inouye and Dr Gad Abraham, Department of Public Health and Primary Care, that used…
Opening and closing the jaws of killer cells in the immune system
A recent paper by Christian Gawden-Bone from Professor Gillian Griffiths’ laboratory, CIMR, and published in Immunity, has identified the mechanism by…
AP-4 – An adaptor for autophagy
In Nature Communications, Alexandra Davies from Professor Margaret Robinson’s lab, CIMR, has uncovered a novel role for the adaptor protein…
