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Read more at: Sam Carling: Meet the new youngest MP and Pathology student

Sam Carling: Meet the new youngest MP and Pathology student

9 July 2024

A 22-year-old MPhil student, Sam, was elected MP for North West Cambridgeshire. Labour’s Sam Carling is likely to be the "baby of the House" - the unofficial title given to the youngest member of the House of Commons - after narrowly winning North West Cambridgeshire. Sam is also an MPhil Student in the Department of...


Read more at: Seminar by Professor Ashley Moffett, recently awarded KI’s honorary doctorate

Seminar by Professor Ashley Moffett, recently awarded KI’s honorary doctorate

28 June 2024

Professor Ashley Moffett has been awarded KI’s honorary doctorate for a lifetime of research and groundbreaking discoveries: “From NK cells to pre-eclampsia”. Hans-Gustaf Ljunggren hosted Ashley Moffett at one of the seminars at Karolinska Institutet. Ashley Moffett, Professor Emerita at the University of Cambridge, UK...


Read more at: Professor Tony Kouzarides awarded a knighthood in King's Birthday Honours List

Professor Tony Kouzarides awarded a knighthood in King's Birthday Honours List

18 June 2024

Professor Tony Kouzarides, Professor of Cancer Biology, Senior Group Leader at the Gurdon Institute and Director and Co-Founder of the Milner Institute, has been awarded a Knighthood for his Healthcare Innovation and Delivery services. Professor Kouzarides said: “I am delighted to receive this honour, which reinforces the...


Read more at: Dr Joe Hutton has been awarded a prestigious prize for his groundbreaking research in psoriatic arthritis

Dr Joe Hutton has been awarded a prestigious prize for his groundbreaking research in psoriatic arthritis

11 June 2024

Dr Joe Hutton, a rheumatologist and PhD student, has been awarded a prestigious Cambridge Society for the Application of Research (CSAR) prize for his groundbreaking research on understanding the role of mononuclear phagocytes and what governs their homing to synovial tissue in psoriatic arthritis. His research is...


Read more at: Funding boost for research on malignant germ cell tumours

Funding boost for research on malignant germ cell tumours

4 June 2024

The Little Princess Trust has awarded new funding for research on malignant germ cell tumours in teenagers and young adults. The funding for this rare, hard-to-treat cancer has been awarded to Paediatric Cancer Programme member Dr Cinzia Scarpini, based in the Murray/Coleman group at the Department of Pathology, University...


Read more at: PhD student wins prestigious prize for groundbreaking cancer immunotherapy research

PhD student wins prestigious prize for groundbreaking cancer immunotherapy research

10 May 2024

conti_alberto.jpg Department of Pathology PhD Student Alberto Conti Wins Prestigious CSAR Prize for Groundbreaking Cancer Immunotherapy Research Alberto Conti, a PhD student in Prof Rahul Roychoudhuri's laboratory in the Division of Immunology, has been awarded a prestigious Cambridge Society for the Application of...


Read more at: Unravelling the cell cycle of malaria parasites

Unravelling the cell cycle of malaria parasites

10 May 2024

Researchers have gained a deeper understanding of the complex cell division process of the malaria parasite in the recently concluded project PlasmoCycle. The PlasmoCycle project, funded by the European Research Council, explored the complex DNA dynamics behind this parasite's cell cycles in depth. “ The Plasmodium cell...


Read more at: New insights into the lifecycles of influenza viruses

New insights into the lifecycles of influenza viruses

24 April 2024

As viruses reproduce, they inadvertently introduce small changes—mutations—into their genetic code. Sometimes, these changes do nothing or are beneficial, but sometimes, where the mutation happens in a part of the genetic code critical for what the virus does, it stops the virus from functioning. We can study the patterns...


Read more at: European experts agree best treatments for young patients with specific brain tumours  

European experts agree best treatments for young patients with specific brain tumours  

10 April 2024

European experts caring for young patients with a specific type of brain cancer have – for the first time – agreed and published freely available guidance outlining how best to treat them. The guidance looks at current treatments for patients with a rare type of tumour called Central Nervous System Germ Cell Tumours – or...


Read more at: Celebrating Women at Pathology

Celebrating Women at Pathology

8 March 2024