Support the hospital that will change the story of cancer.

Cambridge Children’s Hospital holds the potential to transform the lives of young people regionally, nationally and globally.

Unravelling the molecular mechanisms of disease to transform human health.

Help us harness the power of stem cells

Cambridge is one of the few places in the world that can harness the kind of innovative thinking that has led to 27 Nobel Prizes in Medicine and 25 in Chemistry — and target it at how we diagnose, manage, and ultimately cure cancer.

The Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute focuses on the practical application of research into cancer diagnosis, treatment and prevention.

The Department of Clinical Biochemistry trains science and medical postgraduates. It conducts high-quality biomedical research in the fields of diabetes, obesity, related endocrine and metabolic disorders, and the molecular cell biology of membrane traffic pathways.

Helping clinical medical students in the face of financial hardships.

Changing how the world understands and treats diseases of the brain and mind.

Working to improve outcomes for patients everywhere.

The Department of Genomic Medicine adopts a broad approach, encouraging interests in genomics and the functional biology of genetic disease, as well as applying genetics to diagnostic and therapeutic approaches to disease.

Developing the next generation of blood cancer diagnostics and treatments

The Department of Medicine provides high quality research, teaching and patient care. It is the largest department in the School of Clinical Medicine and it focuses on a variety of strategic priorities.

The MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit is a research centre for advancing our knowledge of human cognition, with programmes that cover childhood development, mental health, ageing and dementias, neurological and sensory disorders, and fundamental.

The Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology comprises a multidisciplinary team of researchers, technicians and clinicians. Our research helps identify key predictive features associated with human pregnancy and uses genomics to identify key regulatory genes involved in the development of blood vessels in tissues.

The Department of Paediatrics is an internationally recognised centre for research in child health and development.

Mental health affects everyone, directly or indirectly, shaping how we live, learn, work, and connect with others across every stage of life.

The Department of Public Health and Primary Care (DPHPC) is one of Europe’s leading academic departments of population health sciences.

The Department of Radiology undertakes innovative research in medical imaging.

Celebrating 50 years of excellence in teaching, innovation and patient care.

Professor George Vassiliou is a Professor of Haematological Medicine at the University of Cambridge, a Consultant Haematologist at Cambridge University Hospitals, and leads a research group at the Cambridge Stem Cell Institute.

The Department of Surgery has a strong clinical research emphasis and our overall strategy is to improve the surgical management of disease through developments in both basic and translational research.

Enabling cutting-edge research to continue, building our understanding of the biological processes behind the earliest stages of neurodegeneration and ageing and enabling the development of effective new treatments that can stop, slow down or reverse dementia.

Help Cambridge researchers lead the future of transplant surgery.