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Teaching

The Department has an extensive teaching programme for medical, veterinary and science undergraduates. We offer excellent opportunities and facilities for training in research, leading to the degree of PhD, or MPhil in the Biological Sciences.

Undergraduate Postgraduate

Research

Research in PDN is primarily in four major areas: Cellular and Systems Physiology, Developmental and Reproductive Biology, Neuroscience and Form and Function.

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Cambridge Advanced Imaging Centre

The Cambridge Advanced Imaging Centre is a visionary initiative to promote multidisciplinary working across the University on the application of advanced imaging technology to biology.

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Centre for Trophoblast Research

The ultimate aim of the centre is to alleviate suffering resulting from placentally-related complications of pregnancy that remain a major cause of maternal and infant morbidity and mortality worldwide.

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News

May 18, 2013

Our warmest congratulations to Magda Zernicka Goetz who has been elected fellow of the The Academy of Medical Sciences.

James King has won the Carl Ludwig award for the best paper from a young scientist in Acta Physiologica 2012, for his paper Atrial arrhythmia, triggering events and conduction abnormalities in isolated murine RyR2-P2328S hearts.

Professor Sir Robert Edwards MA, Hon ScD, CBE, FRS

Notice from the University of Cambridge on behalf of the family of Professor Sir Robert Edwards MA, Hon ScD, CBE, FRS

Finding malaria’s weak spot

The focus of many vaccine efforts is the molecules on the surfaces of both parasite and red cell that are instrumental in recognition and penetration.

Crisis, what crisis?

Forget your crow’s feet and revel in the fact that the middle-aged brain is the most powerful, flexible thinking machine in the known universe.

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