Our Research

Discover the cutting-edge research happening across our Institute

Research activities

 

Our research is driven by our innovative research groups who cover a wide range of topics and interests.  Our PhD programme and ECR training support the development of researchers, while our Core Facilities provide infrastructure and expertise across a wide range of research areas.

Research Groups

PhD Programme

Core Facilities

Research Areas

Our Research Group Leaders

 

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Samra Turajlić

Director & Senior Group Leader

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Claus Jørgensen Deputy Director & Senior Group Leader
Claus Jørgensen

Deputy Director & Senior Group Leader

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Dr Amaya Viros
Amaya Viros

Institute Fellow

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Caroline Dive Director & Senior Group Leader
Caroline Dive

Senior Group Leader

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Evangelos Giampazolias

Junior Group Leader

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Georges Lacaud

Senior Group Leader

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Iain Hagan

Senior Group Leader

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Kathryn Simpson

Team Lead

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Mark Williams

Institute Fellow

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Rob Bristow

Senior Group Leader

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Santiago Zelenay

Senior Group Leader

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Photo of Junior Group Leader Sylvain Delaunay
Sylvain Delaunay

Junior Group Leader

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Tim Somervaille

Senior Group Leader

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William Hill

Institute Fellow

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