Cancer Research UK (CRUK) Southampton Centre
Incorporating the Centre for Cancer Immunology and the NIHR CRUK Experimental Cancer Medicine Centre.
The Faculty of Medicine has a successful history of leading ground-breaking research, which has a positive impact on patient treatments and healthcare delivery in the UK and internationally.
From basic cellular science to large population studies, our medical research aims to develop new ways of beating the key health challenges we face today.
There are six major research centres fully integrated within the Faculty and its strategy. The centres host our internationally renowned research groups.
Incorporating the Centre for Cancer Immunology and the NIHR CRUK Experimental Cancer Medicine Centre.
Incorporating the NIHR Southampton Biomedical Research Centre and the NIHR Southampton Clinical Research Facility.
Conducting applied health research to address the immediate issues facing the health and social care system. Hosted by the School of Health Sciences.
Carrying out world-leading research in primary care, providing a focus for primary care research within the NIHR, and supporting the development of primary care research.
Promoting human health using lifecourse epidemiological methods.
Aiming to identify cost-effective ways to minimise the substantial adverse impacts of musculoskeletal disorders in the workplace.
There are also three virtual centres to support research across the Faculty.
Centre for Human Development, Stem Cells and Regenerative Medicine. Translating pioneering developmental and stem cell science for patient benefit.
The Centre for Developmental Origins of Health and Disease. Discovering environment and early human development interactions to combat non-communicable diseases
Undertaking world leading primary care research, helping to inform and improve evidence based health care.