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Systems Science for Health

An exciting shift in translational biomedical research

Sir Paul Nurse, Nobel Laureate "Birmingham's world class molecular technologies, computational biology and clinical medicine hold the key for major health advances."

Omics technologies

One of the cornerstones of the initiative

Our resources and expertise 

Find out why Birmingham provides an ideal environment for the Systems Science for Health Initiative.