The Babraham Institute receives strategic funding from the BBSRC
The Babraham Institute receives strategic funding from the BBSRC
Ageing research is driven by the need to understand how we age and to increase healthy lifespan. However, the study of ageing also reveals novel molecular, genetic and cellular mechanisms important for wider understanding of basic biology. This meeting will highlight the most exciting recent advances in ageing research. It will discuss innovative techniques and the model organisms in which they are applied, and it will consider how understanding of basic bioscience contributes to, and benefits from research into ageing. (More information...)
Science News - April 2012
Scientists at the University of Cambridge and the Babraham Institute have shown a new technique (More...)
Highlight Publication - February 2012
RYBP-PRC1 Complexes Mediate H2A Ubiquitylation at Polycomb Target Sites Independently of... (More...)
Campus News - November 2011
Sixth formers broaden their horizons at the Babraham Institute (More...)
Science News - November 2011
Babraham Institute to lead £3.6M research project investigating how ageing affects immunity (More...)
Science News - November 2011
Babraham Researchers Receive European Accolade
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Science News - November 2011
EMBO selects Babraham Immunologist for its prestigious Young Investigator Programme (More...)
Science News - October 2011
Babraham Researcher awarded €1.5M Grant from the European Research Council (More...)
Science News - October 2011
Babraham announced as partner in €M30 European project to decipher the epigenome (More...)
Science News - October 2011
Green vegetables directly influence immune defences and help maintain intestinal health (More...)
Science News - August 2011
Babraham epigenetics research paves the way for a better understanding of unexplained infertility (More...)
Campus News - July 2011
Babraham Bioscience Boot Camp inspires a new generation (More...)
Campus News - July 2011
Babraham hosts inaugural BioAcademic Showcase to foster links with Industry (More...)
Science News - April 2011
Babraham scientists reveal how white blood cells get activated in auto-immune disease (More...)
Campus News - March 2011
Babraham Research Campus receives £44M boost for bioscience innovation (More...)
Len Stephens
Peter Evans
Phillip Hawkins
Nicholas Ktistakis
Sonja Vermeren
Michael Wakelam
Heidi Welch
Martin Turner
Geoff Butcher
Klaus Okkenhaug
Marc Veldhoen
Elena Vigorito
Simon Cook
Martin Bootman
Michael Coleman
Jennifer Pell
Llewelyn Roderick
Affiliated Scientists
John Bicknell
Marianne Brüggemann
Keith Kendrick
Nicolas Le Novère
Mike Taussig
Emeritus Fellow
Sir Michael Berridge
The Babraham Institute receives strategic funding from the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC). The BBSRC institutes (links to their websites can be found at the top of this page) deliver innovative, world class bioscience research and training leading to wealth and job creation generating high returns for the UK economy. They have strong links with business, industry and the wider community and support policy development. The institutes' research underpins key sectors of the UK economy such as agriculture, bioenergy, biotechnology, food and drink, and pharmaceuticals. In addition the institutes maintain unique research facilities of national importance.
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