We are seeking to appoint an Associate Professor working in the area of the cellular and/or molecular biology of cancer, to be based in Oxford University’s Sir William Dunn School of Pathology. The ro...

The collaboration with Oxford University Press brings the story of the development of Penicillin to a new audience.

The research, led by scientists at the Dunn School, the Biology Department, and the UK Health Security Agency, analysed the genome of bacteria that caused the outbreak, which affected 21 people in Ken...

Our graduate students’ community comprises around 70 post-graduate students from over 30 countries. Find out how to apply for a PhD at the Dunn School, what projects are available, and why we are the ...

Are you an early career researcher interested in the cell or molecular mechanisms underlying disease? Do you have an outstanding record and an innovative research plan?

Dr. Lulla’s recruitment further strengthens the department’s research on viral biology and infection

Many congratulations to Dunn School group leaders Natalia (Natasha) Gromak and Anthony Roberts, who have recently been awarded the title of Professor.

The new strategy, developed by scientists at the Universities of Liverpool and the Dunn School, uses a targeted therapy that is activated at the bacterial surface while minimising damage to human cell...

A recent study from the Borodavka lab reveals how rotaviruses use phosphorylation to control the formation of viral replication factories.

Congratulations to Sumana Sanyal, Matthew Freeman, Georgia Isom and Kevin Foster for securing prestigious Wellcome Trust Discovery Awards.

Are you an early career researcher interested in the cell or molecular mechanisms underlying disease? Do you have an outstanding record and an innovative research plan?

Three University of Oxford academics have become the latest to join the eminent life scientists in Europe and beyond that make up the European Molecular Biology Organization (EMBO).

Both researchers are leaders in the rapidly growing field of the human gut microbiome.

Many congratulations to Anjali Hinch and Girish Mali in the Sir William Dunn School of Pathology for this prestigious honour, recognising researchers in the early years of establishing their groups.

Emma Slack and collaborators have developed a preventive approach that stops harmful bacteria in their tracks before transmission even occurs.

The two scientists have been selected for outstanding contributions to their fields

Assistant professor for ERC Starting Grant in Biochemistry (non-tenure track)

Applications are now open to apply for our four year, fully-funded PhD programme in Molecular Cell Biology in Health and Disease.

In 1926, in response to urban sprawl and increasing motor car traffic, a group met at Oriel College to ‘to form a Society for the preservation of Footpaths, Bridlepaths and Commons in the neighbourhoo...

Antibiotic resistant bacteria is rising - is a great global crisis on the horizon?

Monika is one of six Oxford finalists of a unique Oxford-MIT initiative that supports entrepreneurs in biotech.

The process to appoint the next EMBO Director is underway. The incoming Director will take office in February 2028, succeeding Fiona Watt, who has led the organization since January 2022