Our researchers are open to developing collaborative research projects and our consultancy services provide direct access to their expertise. We encourage you to visit our research pages for more information on the individual specialisms of our Group Leaders. Our Communications Manager can also offer guidance on which scientists may have the most relevant scientific interests for your projects.
– The biological effects of age on overall health and wellbeing – How interaction with the environment can influence genes and genetic inheritance – How chemical signals allow cells to co-ordinate, communicate and adapt to changes – How our body combats illness and infections
Embryonic development Genome organisation Embryology Imprinting Systems biology Adult vaccination Drug development Allergies Autophagy Cell biology Stem cells Imprinting Neural degeneration
Animal research Equality in science International collaboration Science publishing Research ethics The Cambridge biocluster Science ºÚ¹Ï³ÔÁϱ¬ÁϹÙÍø Commercialising research
Several of our scientists are also registered with the as go-to experts with experience of offering media commentary for key areas of scientific interest.