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Department of Veterinary Medicine

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Principal Investigators

Dr Barbara Blacklaws
Dr Barbara Blacklaws
Professor Clare Bryant
Professor Clare Bryant
Dr Raymond Bujdoso
Dr Raymond Bujdoso
Senior Lecturer in Molecular Immunology
Dr Simon Frost
Dr Simon Frost
Professor Jonathan Luke Heeney
Professor Jonathan Luke Heeney
Professor Sir Peter Lachmann, FRS
Professor Sir Peter Lachmann, FRS
Professor Duncan Maskell
Professor Duncan Maskell
Marks and Spencer Professor of Farm Animal Health, Food Science and Food Safety; Head of Department
Dr Pietro Mastroeni
Dr Pietro Mastroeni
Dr Elizabeth Murchison
Dr Elizabeth Murchison
Reader in Comparative Oncology and Genetics
Dr Oliver Restif
Dr Oliver Restif
Dr Caroline Trotter
Dr Caroline Trotter

Postdoctoral researchers

Dr Krzysztof Kolmus
Dr Joe Boyle
Rachel Hewitt
Rachel Hewitt
Dr Martyn F. Symmons
Dr Martyn F. Symmons
Dr John Wright
Dr John Wright

PhD researchers

Alessandra Bittante
Alessandra Bittante
Dr Emilia Liana Falcone
Dr Emilia Liana Falcone
Charlotte Macleod
Charlotte Macleod
Milton Pereira
Milton Pereira
Haleema Sadia
Haleema Sadia
Jiro Sakai
Jiro Sakai
Andrea Strakova
Andrea Strakova
Hannah Williams
Hannah Williams

Clinicians

Dr Emilia Liana Falcone
Dr Emilia Liana Falcone

Past members of the network

Si Ming Man
Si Ming Man

Steering committee

Professor Clare Bryant
Professor Clare Bryant

Upcoming events

CRUK Cambridge Institute International Symposium ‘Radical approaches to cancer prevention’

Mar 07, 2019

CRUK CI lecture theatre

Immunology+Metabolism

Apr 05, 2019

Trinity College Dublin

Upcoming events

The new Capella building- CITIID

See the home of CITIID being built in this fantastic time-lapse video. From basement to water tight in 17 months. The Capella building will be finished in 2018.

Fibroblast

‘Fibroblast’ has been developed from a conversation between Harold Offeh and Dr Alice Denton, a scientist based at the Babraham Institute and a member of the Cambridge Immunology Network. Offeh was particularly interested in the character and roles played by particular cells in the immune system, as well as the immune system’s role as a primary source of protection and care. The film takes as a starting point microscopic images of broblast cells, an area of research for Dr Denton.

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