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Additional investment in high through-put sequencing

24 June 2009 · Listed under Genomic Medicine

The Medical Research Centre (MRC) is pleased to announce an additional investment in high-throughput sequencing that will bring funding of hubs for high-throughput sequencing to more than £9 million. The new hub will be based in Oxford and adds to the previously announced hubs in Scotland, the ... READ MORE

New Director of the Oxford BRC appointed

1 March 2009 · Listed under Other News

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Keith Channon, Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine, University of Oxford and Honorary Consultant Cardiologist at the John Radcliffe Hospital has been appointed Director of the Oxford Biomedical Research Centre. The Oxford Comprehensive Biomedical Research Centre (OxBRC) is a partnership between ... READ MORE

New diabetes research theme leader appointed

15 January 2009 · Listed under Metabolic Experimental Medicine

Professor David Matthews has handed over the reigns of diabetes research theme leader (Oxford Biomedical Research Centre – OxBRC) to Dr Fredrik Karpe, Reader in Metabolic Medicine, Wellcome Trust Senior Clinical Research Fellow and Honorary Consultant Physician. In 2007 Dr Karpe initiated the ... READ MORE

New brain theme research theme leader appointed

12 December 2008 · Listed under Other News

Professor Christopher Kennard, who has been appointed Head of the Department of Clinical Neurology, succeeds recently retired Professor Angela Vincent to take on the mantle of brain research theme leader for the Oxford Biomedical Research Centre. He moves to the University from his position as ... READ MORE

Oxford group awarded millions to boost infection research

16 July 2008 · Listed under Modernising Medical Microbiology and Big Infection Diagnostics

An Oxford group has today been chosen as one of two major consortia dedicated to research into healthcare associated infections and antibiotic resistance. The Oxford consortium comprises the Oxford Biomedical Research Centre (a partnership between the Oxford Radcliffe Hospitals and the University ... READ MORE

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