The Division of Biomedical Sciences has a vision to conduct world-class fundamental discovery and translational science, deliver interdisciplinary educational programmes and transmit new knowledge to the wider world through an exciting public engagement interface.
Our 40 principal investigators work in three broad research programmes:
Immune cells called macrophages play a role in causing the pelvic pain experienced by women with endometriosis, researchers led by Dr Erin Greaves have discovered. 176 million women worldwide suffer from the condition.
Siobhan Quenby, Professor of Obstetrics, tells us about her research into recurrent miscarriage and the importance of helping women before they become pregnant.
Inspired minds, inspired places
The Division of Biomedical Sciences has a vision to conduct world-class fundamental discovery and translational science, deliver interdisciplinary educational programmes and transmit new knowledge to the wider world through an exciting public engagement interface.
Our 40 principal investigators work in three broad research programmes:
Immune cells called macrophages play a role in causing the pelvic pain experienced by women with endometriosis, researchers led by Dr Erin Greaves have discovered. 176 million women worldwide suffer from the condition.
Siobhan Quenby, Professor of Obstetrics, tells us about her research into recurrent miscarriage and the importance of helping women before they become pregnant.
