CIMR is home to 24 labs, but as part of the University of Cambridge Clinical School, each Principal Investigator is also affiliated with a home department. These include: Clinical Biochemistry, Haematology, Medicine, Medical Genetics and Clinical Neurosciences.
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Folma BussMyosin motor proteins in health and disease
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Janet DeaneThe role of sphingolipids in health and disease
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David GershlickCharacterising the secretory pathway machinery
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Gillian GriffithsControl of secretion at the immunological synapse
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Jim HuntingtonBasic and translational research into thrombosis, haemophilia and antitrypsin deficiency
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Zuzana KadlecovaIntegration of NAK kinases with membrane trafficking machinery
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Fiona KaretRenal tubular homeostasis in health and disease
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Delphine LarrieuNuclear envelope regulation and links with disease
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Paul LuzioMembrane traffic in the late endocytic pathway
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Stefan MarciniakThe role of endoplasmic reticulum stress in disease |
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Patrick MaxwellOxygen sensing and renal diseases
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David OwenStructural biology of transport vesicle and organelle biogenesis
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Lucy RaymondThe genetic basis of intellectual disability
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Julian RaynerHost-pathogen interactions in malaria |
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Randy ReadMethods for structural biology
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Evan ReidUnravelling the molecular pathology of axon death
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Margaret RobinsonCoated vesicle adaptors |
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David RonProtein folding homeostasis in the endoplasmic reticulum |
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David RubinszteinAutophagy and neurodegeneration
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Peter St George-HyslopGenetics of human neurodegenerative disease
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Matthew SeamanThe molecular mechanisms of endosome-to-Golgi retrieval
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Symeon SiniossoglouLinking phospholipid metabolism to membrane and organelle function |
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Alan WarrenMechanisms of ribosome assembly
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Michael WeekesInnate immune evasion by intracellular pathogens
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Geoff WoodsUnderstanding Mendelian disorders of neurodevelopment
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