A hidden route for fatty acids can make cancers resistant to therapy
RDM researchers collaborate on Nature paper highlighting a previously unexplored pathway.
Read moreMale Champions of change in STEM
Dr Pavel Ovseiko and his Australian colleagues argue that engaging influential men to accelerate STEM gender equality is major strategic opportunity.
Read moreCatching the heartbeat's molecular switch in action
RDM scientists develop new method that uses a marine coral protein to visualise calcium flow through heart muscle fibres.
Read more"NHS plan to sell genome sequencing to healthy people is premature"
Dr Elizabeth Ormondroyd comments on recent NHS plans in The Conversation.
Read moreUnravelling Intratumoral Heterogeneity through High-Sensitivity Single-Cell Mutational Analysis and Parallel RNA Sequencing
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A hidden route for fatty acids can make cancers resistant to therapy
18 February 2019
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Male Champions of change in STEM
15 February 2019
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Catching the heartbeat's molecular switch in action
8 February 2019
RDM annual symposium 2019
We celebrate the variety of research being done at the department at our annual symposium for all RDM staff and students, which takes place this year on Thursday 14 March, 9 am to 5 pm, at the Mathematics Institute in Oxford. All RDM staff and students are encouraged to attend, and there will be a drinks reception after 5 pm.
Register to attend by Friday 22 February.