Research facility · founded 1949
Babraham Institute
Cambridge, United Kingdom · babraham.ac.uk
Part of Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council
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- Works, last 5 years
- 792
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- Grants since 2016
- 61
Grants received
2017 · fellowship · Vacation Scholarships Institutional Award
Vacation Scholarships 2017 - Babraham Institute
Prof Michael J O Wakelam · Babraham Institute · funded by Wellcome Trust
2017–2019 · fellowship · H2020 - MSCA-IF-EF-ST
Maternal Obesity and Epigenetic Reprogramming: from Gametogenesis to Early Embryonic Development
Babraham Institute · funded by European Commission
2017–2023 · research · Investigator Award in Science
Regulation of B cell activation and differentiation by AU-rich element RNA binding proteins
Dr Martin Turner · Babraham Institute · funded by Wellcome Trust
2017 · grant · Immune System in Health and Disease
Vacation Scholarships 2017 - Babraham Institute
Babraham Institute · funded by Wellcome Trust
2017–2022 · grant · Immune System in Health and Disease
Regulation of B cell activation and differentiation by AU-rich element RNA binding proteins
Babraham Institute · funded by Wellcome Trust
2017–2022 · fellowship · EMBO Young Investigator
Understanding the ageing immune system to improve vaccine responses
Michelle Linterman · Babraham Institute · funded by European Molecular Biology Organization
2017 · fellowship · Vacation Scholarships
Using forward genetics to understand molecular mechanisms of T cell differentiation
Mr Shaun Png · Babraham Institute · funded by Wellcome Trust
2016 · fellowship · Vacation Scholarships
Exploring the Role of Endogenous P-Rex1 in Ligand Stimulated GPCR Trafficking
Miss Georgina L K Mcdonald · Babraham Institute · funded by Wellcome Trust
2016–2025 · fellowship · Sir Henry Dale Fellowship
Receptor tyrosine phosphatases in physiology and disease.
Dr Hayley Sharpe · Babraham Institute · funded by Wellcome Trust
2016 · grant · Cross-Remit
Exploring the Role of Endogenous P-Rex1 in Ligand Stimulated GPCR Trafficking
Babraham Institute · funded by Wellcome Trust
2016–2021 · grant · Molecular Basis of Cell Function
Mechanisms of Environmentally Stimulated Copy Number Variation.
Babraham Institute · funded by Wellcome Trust
2016–2021 · fellowship · ERC-COG
Novel approaches to determining the function of tissue-specific regulatory T cells
Babraham Institute · funded by H2020 European Research Council
2016–2022 · fellowship · Senior Research Fellowship Basic
Mechanisms of Environmentally Stimulated Copy Number Variation.
Dr Jonathan M Houseley · Babraham Institute · funded by Wellcome Trust
2016–2017 · fellowship · H2020 - MSCA-IF-EF-ST
Dissecting the epigenetic control of totipotency.
Babraham Institute · funded by European Commission
2015–2021 · fellowship · ERC-STG
Beyond genotype to phenotype: how ancestor lifestyle impacts on lifespan variation in descendants
Babraham Institute · funded by H2020 European Research Council
2015–2020 · fellowship · ERC-STG
ToWards Immunisations that Last: the Immunology and Gerontology of Helper T cells
Babraham Institute · funded by H2020 European Research Council
2015–2022 · fellowship · ERC-STG
Novel Regulatory Principles of Polycomb Repressive Complex 2
Babraham Institute · funded by H2020 European Research Council
2015–2022 · fellowship · Sir Henry Dale Fellowship
Protein citrullination in cell physiology and disease.
Dr Maria A. Christophorou · Babraham Institute · funded by Wellcome Trust
2015–2020 · research · Strategic Award - Science
Tracing early mammalian lineage decisions by single cell genomics.
Prof Wolf Reik · Babraham Institute · funded by Wellcome Trust
2015–2020 · cooperative agreement · U01
New automated experimental and computational pipeline for high coverage single-cell Hi-C and its integration with single cell RNA-seq: enabling 4D Nucleomics at single cell resolution
Peter J Fraser · Babraham Institute · funded by National Institutes of Health
2015–2020 · grant · Immune System in Health and Disease
Regulation of immune function by the transcription factor BACH2.
Babraham Institute · funded by Wellcome Trust