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@cambridgebiosci.bsky.socialSep 18, 2026, 2:54 PM

Our final new Theme Lead is Heather Machado, who has joined the Molecules and Cells Theme. Heather studies our immune system to address key questions in cancer immunology and immune ageing. Learn more about our #ResearchThemes: www.bio.cam.ac.uk @campathology.bsky.social @geneticscam.bsky.social

Dark red graphic with white Molecules and Cells logo (DNA and hexagonal molecule). Head and shoulders image of Heather Machado in a white circle. White text in quotation marks reads 'Researchers across Cambridge are working to understand and tackle cancer from a striking diversity of perspectives. Through the Themes, I am interested in bringing these researchers together: fostering connections that generate new insights, catalyse collaborative projects, and enable the development of shared resources.'
@cambridgebiosci.bsky.socialSep 10, 2026, 10:19 AM

Meet Paul Miller, a new Theme Lead in Neuroscience, Psychology and Behaviour. Paul develops novel pharmacological approaches for central nervous system disorders, such as neurodegenerative disease. Learn more about our #ResearchThemes: www.bio.cam.ac.uk #BiologicalSciences @phar.cam.ac.uk

Purple graphic with Neuroscience, Psychology and Behaviour logo (profile of a head containing purple neurons). Headshot of Theme Lead Paul Miller in a white circle. White text in quotation marks reads: 'The research themes set a clear example of the benefits that come from many labs within the School of Biological Sciences all buying into one experience that enriches each other’s research, expands networking opportunities and empowers grant writing on hot topics. It’s fantastic to be able to support this.'
@cambridgebiosci.bsky.socialSep 8, 2026, 9:23 AM

The next Theme lead we're meeting is Andrew Grant in the Organisms, Evolution and Planetary Resilience team. Andrew studies how food-borne bacterial pathogens interact with hosts to cause disease. Learn more about our #ResearchThemes: www.bio.cam.ac.uk #BiologicalSciences
@camvetschool.bsky.social

Green graphic with white Organisms Evolution and Planetary Resilience logo (a plant, a finch, and a cell, all in hexagons). Headshot of Theme Lead Andrew Grant in a white circle. White text in quotation marks reads: 'The Research Themes are a great way to bring together diverse expertise and ideas across researchers at all levels within the School of Biological Sciences. I look forward to assisting in organising meetings and workshops to help connect new partnerships and research.'
@cambridgebiosci.bsky.socialSep 3, 2026, 9:40 AM

Meet Chiara Herzog, new Theme Lead in Reproduction, Development and Lifelong Health. Chiara studies how switching genes on and off affects the life course of cells, with a primary focus on ageing. Learn more about #ResearchThemes: bio.cam.ac.uk
@chiaraherzog.bsky.social @scicambridge.bsky.social