The Wellcome Trust
(UK) The Wellcome Trust is a global charitable foundation dedicated to achieving extraordinary improvements in human and animal health. We spend around £600 million every year both in the UK and internationally achieving our mission: supporting the brightest minds in biomedical research and the medical humanities.
Women academics nominated by the Wellcome Trust
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Prof. Helen Arthur
Newcastle University
Health and welfare
Health
Role of TGFbeta signalling in cardiovascular development and heart repair
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Dr. Tihana Bicanic
St George's University of London
Health and welfare
Health
Infectious Diseases
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Dr. Kate Bishop
The Francis Crick Institute, UK
Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics, Health and welfare
Biological and related sciences, Physical sciences, Health
Virology, Molecular biology, Cell biology, Biochemistry
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Prof. Jane Clarke
University of Cambridge
Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics
Biological and related sciences, Physical sciences
Proteins and Biochemistry, Structural Biology and Biophysics
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Prof. Geraldine Clough
University of Southampton
Health and welfare
Health
Vascular Physiology
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Prof. Heather Cordell
Newcastle University
Health and welfare
Health
Statistical Genetics
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Prof. Annette Dolphin
University College London
Health and welfare
Health
Neuroscience, Neuropharmacology, Ion channels, Pain
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Dr. Elaine Dunleavy
National University of Ireland, Galway
Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics
Biological and related sciences
Genetics, Biochemistry, Cell and Molecular Biology
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Dr. Fumiko Esashi
University of Oxford
Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics
Biological and related sciences
Genome Stability Control
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Dr. Yi Feng
University of Edinburgh
Health and welfare, Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics
Biological and related sciences, Health
Zebrafish genetics; in vivo live imaging; cancer prevention; inflammation; wound healing; cell migration; cancer biology; zebrafish development
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Dr. Rashida Ferrand
London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
Health and welfare
Health
Epidemiology and Public Health
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Dr. Jennifer Gallop
The University of Cambridge
Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics
Biological and related sciences, Physical sciences
Biochemistry
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Dr. Eileen Gentleman
King's College London
Engineering, manufacturing and construction, Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics
Biological and related sciences, Engineering and engineering trades , Physical sciences
Tissue engineering, regenerative medicine, biomaterials, stem cell biology, organoids, 3D tissue/disease models, biomolecular characterisation […]
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Dr. Tracey Gloster
University of St Andrews
Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics
Biological and related sciences, Physical sciences
Mechanism, structure, inhibition and function of eukaryotic carbohydrate processing enzymes
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Prof. Anna Gloyn
University of Oxford
Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics, Health and welfare
Biological and related sciences, Health
Human molecular genetics and metabolism
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Prof. Judith Glynn
London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
Health and welfare
Health
Epidemiology
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Prof. Gillian M. Griffiths
University of Cambridge
Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics
Biological and related sciences
Cell polarity, Immunology, T-cell killing
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Dr. Lindsay Hall
Institute of Food Research
Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics, Health and welfare
Biological and related sciences, Health
Microbiology and Immunology
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Dr. Katie Hampson
University of Glasgow
Natural sciences, mathematics and statistics
Biological and related sciences
Field Epidemiology, Epidemiological modeling
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