Identifying disease-associated mutations and the mechanisms responsible for cancer and other genetic diseases.

Using genome-wide and single cell approaches to elucidate how gene regulation governs normal and malignant cellular development and function.

Understanding how gene mutations impact on genome integrity and fundamental mechanisms of DNA replication and repair.

Using computational biology, systems biology, and bioinformatics tools to analyse and integrate genome-wide data and identify mechanisms of carcinogenesis.

Taking advances in medicine and surgery forward to clinical trials

The College of Medical and Dental Sciences has a vast and impressive range of facilities which support both its teaching and research activities.