Medicine News

Solon Fountzopoulos was recognised for his work as the Undergraduate Faculty Student Representative, supporting learning and communication across the faculty.

Dr George Robinson has been chosen as one of the Rising Stars 2025 by the International Union of Immunological Societies (IUIS), following nomination by the British Society for Immunology.

The Division of Medicine is proud to support its students and staff who are parents or about to become parents.

We present the Winter 2024 Newsletter showcasing Early Phase Cancer Trials at the NIHR University College London Hospitals Clinical Research Facility (UCLH CRF).

Resistance to pyrethroid insecticides threatens malaria control in many parts of the world. A study by an international research team involving UCL uncovers how neonicotinoids affect malaria-carrying mosquitoes, with findings offering alternative ways to control the disease.

It is with sadness that the Division of Medicine hears of the passing of Dr Glenys Tennent.

Respiratory medicine researcher and honorary consultant, Professor John Hurst, has been awarded a prestigious global health professorship by the National Institute of Health and Care Research (NIHR).

We present the Summer 2024 Newsletter showcasing Early Phase Cancer Trials at the NIHR University College London Hospitals Clinical Research Facility (UCLH CRF).

Congratulations to those who have been promoted in the Division of Medicine this year

Congratulations to Dr Elizabeth (Lizzy) Rosser, Department of Aging, Rheumatology and Regenerative Medicine, who has been awarded the Lister Institute for Preventive Medicine Research Prize.

Congratulations to Professor Christopher Denton from the Division of Medicine (Rheumatology), who has been elected to the Academy Fellowship today.

Key Speaker, Dr Kevin Wong, presented a fascinating presentation on 'European Astronaut Selection' and the division awarded various prizes to staff and students

Wellcome Discovery Grant assists Professor Carola Vinuesa and Professor Anisur Rahaman to study how lupus develops.

Professor Alice Roberts and Professor Anisur Rahman explore whether Queen Anne may have had antiphospholipid syndrome.

A translation imaging collaboration between CABI (Stephen Patrick, Mark Lythgoe, Daniel Stuckey) and CMI (Steve Halligan, Sam Parker) to make implanted meshes visible.