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Research

Our research seeks to understand the processes of disease. We contribute to joint research initiatives such as the Cambridge Cancer Centre, Cambridge Immunology, Cambridge...

Undergraduates

Teaching in the Pathology Department Teaching is carried out by ten Professors, some 40 lecturers and associate lecturers and several invited specialists. The Department's...

Postgraduates

We are a large and vibrant community of researchers with an excellent reputation in biological and biomedical research. Our postgraduates work alongside our renowned Research...

Facilities

Researchers at the Department of Pathology have access to outstanding facilities both within the Department and the University of Cambridge. Our services include state-of-the-art...

About us

The Department of Pathology is a bridge between fundamental research and medicine. Pathology, or the study of the causes and effects of disease, is essential for advancing...

Wellbeing at Pathology

Support is always available We are committed to the wellbeing of our staff and students and are here to help you through challenging times. Whether you are having problems with...

Recent Publications

Roychoudhuri Group: An engineered IL-2 variant tolerant to the acidic tumour environment

Roychoudhuri Group: BACH2 restricts NK cell maturation and function, limiting immunity to cancer metastasis

Murray Group: Advancing clinical and translational research in germ cell tumours (GCT): recommendations from the Malignant Germ Cell International Consortium

Moffett Group: Local immune recognition of trophoblast in early human pregnancy: controversies and questions

Koronakis Group: Structural basis of lipoprotein recognition by the bacterial Lol trafficking chaperone LolA

Okkenhaug Group: A CRISPR screen targeting PI3K effectors identifies RASA3 as a negative regulator of LFA-1–mediated adhesion in T cells

Crump Group: Near-native state imaging by cryo-soft-X-ray tomography reveals remodelling of multiple cellular organelles during HSV-1 infection

Laman Group: Fbxo7 promotes Cdk6 activity to inhibit PFKP and glycolysis in T cells

Upcoming Events

Virology Seminar

The interplay between cell cycle and immunity in the setting of viral infection
with Dr Petra Mlcochova, University of Surrey
Thursday 2 Feb at 12:00
Seminar Room, Level 7, CIMR

Parasitology Seminar

Dr Paul McVeigh, Queen's University Belfast
Wednesday 8 Feb at 16:00
Tennis Court Road Seminar Room

Cellular and Molecular Pathology Seminar

with Iva Tchasovnikarova, Gurdon Institute
Tuesday 14 Feb at 12:30
Tennis Court Road Seminar Room

Immunology in Pathology Seminar

New insights into human tissue mononuclear phagocytes and their role in viral transmission
with Professor Andrew Harman, University of Sydney
Wednesday 15 Feb at 12:30
Tennis Court Road Lecture Theatre

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