The Institute for Cell and Molecular Biosciences (ICaMB) carries out world leading research on a range of problems of basic biological science. Recent high profile papers from the Institute are available here.
Our aim is to answer key questions relating to fundamental cell science, using the broad range of techniques available at the Institute. The research in ICaMB is cross kingdom and has relevance to various aspects of cell function, including
Informally ICaMB's research is subdivided into two major groups:
ICaMB is based in the Faculty of Medical Sciences and occupies newly refurbished space within the Medical School. In autumn 2009, the Bacterial Cell Biology Group will relocate to a new Medical Sciences Building.
Professor Jeff Errington FRS FMedSci became Director of ICaMB in 2005.
Jeff Errington awarded prestigious ERC Advanced Grant
PNAS paper for Simon Ringaard and Kenn Gerdes
Prolysis Ltd acquired by major Australian Biotech company, Biota.
Seminar 25 November 2009: Professor David Holden, FRS
Seminar 27 January 2010: Dr Finn Werner
Seminar 10 February 2010: Dr Mario de Bono
