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Research Themes

Group leaders in the Schools of Biological Sciences and Clinical Medicine (and beyond) have been classified into the 14 Research Themes below. Click on a link to find Research Groups in your favourite subject.

 

Researcher from the Addenbrookes Cancer Research Centre working at a microbiology safety cabinet
Cancer >
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Cardiovascular Science and Medicine >
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Developmental and Regenerative Biology and Medicine >
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Ecology and Conservation >
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Epidemiology and Public Health >
Woman studying a skull at the Leverhulme Centre for Human Evolutionary Studies
Evolutionary Biology >
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Functional Genomics, Systems Biology and Genetic Medicine >
Researcher looking at sample under microscope II (from Brain Repair Centre)
Infection and Immunity >
Researcher looking at samples under microscope at the Brain Repair Centre
Medical Imaging >
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Neuroscience, Psychology and Mental Health >
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Plant Biology >
Researcher pipetting small amounts of sample (from the Brain Repair Centre)
Structural and Molecular Cell Biology >
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Women's Health >
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Metabolic Medicine, Integrative and Comparative Physiology >
You can carry out a more detailed search by clicking here.

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This database is updated yearly through administrators in each department/institute of the School. However, if you would like to be added directly, please fill in this pdf form and email it to facbiol@admin.cam.ac.uk.

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