Inflammation and Ageing

World leading discovery and translational science in inflammation and ageing

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Exceptional individuals, whose passion for the quality, value and importance of education and research is inspiring.

Acute Care Research

Improving patient care through multidisciplinary research and real-word assessment of the management of acute illness across the life-course and specialities.
Ageing and Frailty

Understanding how biological ageing processes can drive loss of immunity in musculoskeletal disease and multimorbidity.
Neuroscience and Ophthalmology

Development of novel strategies, tools, diagnostics and technologies focussed on inflammation, scarring, regeneration and repair.
Rheumatology

Research focussed on inflammatory rheumatic diseases; in particular the pathobiology, comorbidity and patient reported outcomes.

Research into finding a cure for rheumatoid arthritis.
Increase understanding of the biology of age-related MSK deterioration.
A national centre for trauma research, taking discoveries from the military frontline to improve outcomes for all patients.
Minimising the psychological and physical impact of scarring and limb loss among armed forces personnel and civilians.
Take scientific discoveries in inflammation biology through into new treatments for patients with inflammatory and autoimmune joint, muscle, gut and liver diseases.
Investigating the effects of fibroblasts in the development of rheumatoid arthritis.
Centre for Trauma Sciences Research

Developing novel tools, technologies, drugs and devices to help manage and treat the consequences of critical trauma.
Enabling innovative researchers and companies to develop, test and deliver advances in clinical care using highly detailed health data and support services.

Discover more about our results and the real-world impact of our research.

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How do you diagnose a mild TBI and prevent brain injury from repetitive concussion?

Rugby study identifies new method to diagnose concussion using saliva

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