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@imm.ox.ac.ukReposted by @rdm.ox.ac.uk🧪 #MRCWIMM researchers combine patient derived stem cells and genomic analysis to investigate how rare genetic changes cause craniosynostosis, helping improve interpretation of complex genetic variants. 👇
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@imm.ox.ac.ukReposted by @rdm.ox.ac.uk🧬New research from the Chapman Group provides insight into why why ATM-deficient cancer cells are particularly vulnerable to PARP inhibitors.
The findings may help us better understand how some cancers respond to these drugs.🧪
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@rdm.ox.ac.ukReady to take the next step in your medical sciences research career? Come to our virtual open day on 20 October to learn more about preparing a strong application for an RDM graduate course.
@imm.ox.ac.ukReposted by @rdm.ox.ac.ukOn #WorldCancerResearchDay, #MRCWIMM celebrates the researchers working to advance our understanding of #cancer and improve outcomes for patients.
We are proud to be part of a global research community driving progress in cancer research. 🧬🧪 #AcademicSky @rdm.ox.ac.uk @medsci.ox.ac.uk
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@rdm.ox.ac.ukDPhil and MSc applications are now open!
Ready to take the next step in your research career? Take a look at our video of top tips to help you prepare a competitive application
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The deadline for applications is 1st December at 12noon.
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@imm.ox.ac.ukReposted by @rdm.ox.ac.ukCongratulations to Professor Marella de Bruijn on receiving funding from the UKRI Medical Research Council to explore how the first blood #stemcells acquire their remarkable regenerative potential, with the aim of informing future stem cell therapies. 🧪
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@imm.ox.ac.ukReposted by @rdm.ox.ac.ukNo one builds a scientific career alone. 🧪
Our latest #ResearchCulture video explores the support networks that help people grow, connect and thrive.
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@imm.ox.ac.ukReposted by @rdm.ox.ac.uk🩸 September is #BloodCancerAwarenessMonth.
Over 40,000 people are diagnosed with blood cancer each year in the UK.
Throughout September, we’ll highlight #BloodCancerResearch taking place at the #MRCWIMM & the people behind it.
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@rdm.ox.ac.ukResearchers at Oxford used MRI scans from nearly 25,000 people to identify six patterns of body fat distribution linked to different health risks. The findings could support more personalised approaches to preventing heart and metabolic disease.
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@imm.ox.ac.ukReposted by @rdm.ox.ac.ukCongrats to Prof KJ Patel, who has received the Buchanan Medal, which recognises distinguished contributions to the biomedical sciences. 🧪
https://www.imm.ox.ac.uk/news/kj-patel-royal-society-buchanan-medal
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@imm.ox.ac.ukReposted by @rdm.ox.ac.ukCongratulations to Professor Beth Psaila, who has received the 2026 Janet Rowley Award from the International Society for Experimental Hematology!
https://www.imm.ox.ac.uk/news/psaila-2026-iseh-janet-rowley-award
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