The MRes courses available in the Institute of Chemical Biology are listed below. More information about each course and applying can be found through each link.

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MRes Chemical Biology and Bio-Entrepreneurship

This one year multidisciplinary MRes course fuses exciting professional and transferable skills courses, crafted and delivered in partnership with industry, with world class research. This includes an 8-month multidisciplinary research project, taught courses, practical laboratory experience of biomolecular techniques and industry-led innovation workshops. The research project provides physical scientists with the language, knowledge, and multi-disciplinary toolkit that is crucial to working across the physical-bio sciences divide.

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MRes Chemical Biology

Biological and Physical Chemistry

Develop the skills to tackle the multidisciplinary problems that lie between life sciences and physical sciences. Discover how the collaborative efforts of biochemists, chemists, and physicists help advance our understanding of biomolecular processes on this course. This work will help you bridge the gap in language, perspective and methodology between the areas and conceptualise a range of theories, data and methods.

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Drug Discovery

MRes in Drug Discovery and Development

Drug Discovery and Development: Multidisciplinary Science for Next Generation Therapeutics: This MRes programme is a one-year stand-alone course that will develop your expertise in multidisciplinary drug discovery research. It will also provide a deep understanding of the current global state of drug discovery together with radical insights into future directions from leaders in the field.

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Nanomaterials

MRes Nanomaterials

Discover how investment in nanotechnology is helping deliver major scientific and technological advances. This area of study bridges chemistry, physics, materials science, biology and engineering.

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