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Our Research Strategy sets out how we will build on cross-disciplinary opportunities to maximise our research impact, attract the necessary funding to develop our state-of the-art facilities, and ensure an academic environment that supports our exceptional people.

Two researchers stand and talk to one another in a lab.

Objectives

Over the next five years we will:

  • Deliver high impact research that generates new insights into the causes, prevention and treatment of diseases
  • Drive interdisciplinary cross-cutting themes to foster collaboration, shared platforms and capabilities
  • Lead clinical trials of new treatments that impact on diagnosis and patient care
  • Develop new technologies in experimental and clinical imaging that enable new research insights and clinical translation
  • Develop IP leading to new spinouts and licence deals

Diagram of discovery and translation strategy

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These objectives will be delivered through two main sections (Cardiovascular & Metabolic Medicine and Molecular Medicine), and the three cross-cutting research themes (Metabolism in Molecular Medicine, Cell and Gene Therapy, and AI and Medical Big Data.

The success of RDM's research strategy will be supported by six key enablers: People, Collaboration, Capabilities, Translation & Innovation, Funding and Estates.

Infographic depicting RDM's two sections, three cross-cutting themes, and six enablers