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Professor Klaus Okkenhaug will join the Department of Pathology from 1 October 2017 as its new Professor of Immunology

Professor Nick Coleman and Dr Matthew Murray have developed a new blood test that could diagnose childhood cancer more accurately

Dr Peter Bull comments on new malaria research

Dr Jim Ajioka discusses synthetic biology and the arsenic biosensor project on BBC Radio 4

Dr Adrian Kelly has been awarded one of this year's Pilkington Teaching Prizes

Cell-death mechanism presentation clinches victory for Pathology student, Henrike Resemann

Dr Suzanne Turner is the coordinator of a successful bid for a €4 million European Union Marie Curie Innovative Training Network

Professor Nick Coleman has been made a Fellow of the Learned Society of Wales (LSW)

Cancer cell fingerprints in the blood may speed up childhood cancer diagnosis

Milk kills - milk fatty acids permeabilize lysosomes to induce cell death

Scientists find mutant protein blocks HIV infection and transmission

Genetic mutations linked to Parkinson’s disease

Dr Stacey Efstathiou promoted to Professor

Scientists discover a molecular ‘switch’ in cancers of the testis and ovary

Cambridge scientists’ mission to destroy cancer ‘queen bees’

Developing Rapid Responses to Emerging Virus Infections of Poultry

Hope for threatened Tasmanian devils

Harnessing the power of the virus

Professor Klaus Okkenhaug will join the Department of Pathology from 1 October 2017 as its new Professor of Immunology

Dr Dora Pereira interviewed by the BBC

BBC 5 Live broadcast from the Division of Virology

Professor Nick Coleman and Dr Matthew Murray have developed a new blood test that could diagnose childhood cancer more accurately

Dr Peter Bull comments on new malaria research

Dr Jim Ajioka discusses synthetic biology and the arsenic biosensor project on BBC Radio 4

Dr Adrian Kelly has been awarded one of this year's Pilkington Teaching Prizes

Cell-death mechanism presentation clinches victory for Pathology student, Henrike Resemann

Dr Suzanne Turner is the coordinator of a successful bid for a €4 million European Union Marie Curie Innovative Training Network

Professor Nick Coleman has been made a Fellow of the Learned Society of Wales (LSW)

Cancer cell fingerprints in the blood may speed up childhood cancer diagnosis

Milk kills - milk fatty acids permeabilize lysosomes to induce cell death

Scientists find mutant protein blocks HIV infection and transmission

Genetic mutations linked to Parkinson’s disease

Dr Stacey Efstathiou promoted to Professor

Scientists discover a molecular ‘switch’ in cancers of the testis and ovary

Cambridge scientists’ mission to destroy cancer ‘queen bees’

Developing Rapid Responses to Emerging Virus Infections of Poultry

Hope for threatened Tasmanian devils

Harnessing the power of the virus

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