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Division of Surgery and Interventional Science

Welcome to the Division

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The Division of Surgery and Interventional Science is part of the most prestigious medical schools in Europe, with a team of nearly 400 people, from surgeons and oncologists to clinical trials specialists and researchers. Our aim is to understand the causes of human disease and develop innovative therapies and technology to improve the quality of life of the people around us.

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The Division, reaching across four London campuses (Royal Free, Bloomsbury, Whittington, and Stanmore) brings together four major research departments; Sports Exercise and Health, Surgical Research, Urology, and the Institute of Orthopedics and Musculoskeletal Science. Within these departments are world class research centres specialising in sports education, tissue repair, oncology, biomedical engineering, laser medicine, and anaesthetics, to name but a few.

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The Division offers world class training in a wide range of subjects which include a number of second and third year options for MBBS students, and a number of MSc programmes. Over 80 postgraduate research students work in the research groups of the Division and its affiliated units and participate in the PhD or MD student programme. Click here for details of our taught and research programmes.


*Recent news*

Aspire signing ceremony


The Aspire signing ceremony, attended by (pictured above, left to right) Mr Brian Carlin, Prof. Jacobs, Mr Donald Hoodless, Prof. Bernard Buxton, and Prof. Allen Goodship, took place on the 19th January. The Aspire Professorial appointment is currently being advertised.


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The Division's new Research Department, the Institute of Sport, Exercise and Health, has now been launched. Click here for further details. Details of the formal launch will appear here shortly.

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Many congratulations to Prof. Alex Seifalian and his research team who won a Business Innovation award within the Life Sciences category in recognition of the development of a revolutionary polymer material. Click for further information.



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James Skipworth (General Surgery) has been awarded the Jason Boas Fellowship researching into pancreatic cancer. Click here for details of the press release.

Chair of the Division: Professor Marc Winslet
Webmaster: Dr Lorna Gibson