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Cancers and heart disease could be diagnosed more easily with new rapid test
This theme investigates the benefits of sleep and how sedatives and anaesthetics can be tailored to improve sleep and reduce pain
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Addressing the emerging challenges posed by the spread of antimicrobial resistance with the aim of developing a deeper, holistic understanding of bacterial-bacterial and pathogen-host-microbiome interactions
Biologists and modellers study how plants, worms, flies, fish and mammals develop, how adult tissues maintain themselves, and how pathogens and hosts interact
This theme works on understanding, managing and engineering how people can best interact with nature
This theme focuses on understanding the evolution of life on Earth for science solutions and sustainable development
Encompassing the study of structures and functions of sugars attached to proteins and cell surfaces along with receptors that recognise them
This research theme researches a wide variety of pathogens, studies both development and function of immune systems as well as how pathogens interact with immune responses
This theme brings together scientists who are developing and applying mathematical, statistical and computational approaches to understand biology
We focus on membrane proteins and membrane protein complexes, encompassing a wide range of techniques from molecular biology, biochemistry, and structural biology
This theme focuses on the molecular mechanisms of human diseases, employing a range of structural, biochemical and cell biology techniques
We focus on fundamental and applied microbial and plant molecular biosciences, combining a broad range of computational, synthetic biology, biochemical and biophysical methods
This theme works on engineering biology for cutting-edge research in healthcare and industry, including DNA assembly, building artificial proteins, gene circuits, genome engineering and gene drives
