News Stories
Fighting the NDM-1 superbug
RCaH researchers have used X-ray crystallography at the Diamond Synchrotron to study the structure of the NDM-1 enzyme in detail.
06 September 2011
RCaH microscopes focus on cancer molecule
RCaH researchers are using the advanced microscopes in the Octopus facility to observe how an important signalling molecule in human cells stands up or lies down on the surface of the cell to control whether or not it should grow.
23 August 2011
Cover story in Science for Research Complex researchers
Research by scientists in the Lasers for Science Facility and colleagues at the University of Bristol has shown how the energy generated by chemical reactions in solution is dissipated to the environment in less than a billionth of a second.
18 March 2011
A new PhD student, Victoria Arena, is joining the Research Complex
A new PhD student, Victoria Arena, is joining the Research Complex to undertake training in structure-based drug design. This is an exciting multidisciplinary programme jointly with the Diamond Light Source, the UK’s national synchrotron science facility, the University of Oxford and Chroma Therapeutics.
12 January 2011
David Willetts backs the Research Complex
David Willetts, Minister of State for Universities and Science, backed RCaH in his science policy speech at the Royal Institution of Great Britain.
11 October 2010
Research Complex Opening Ceremony
The Research Complex was officially declared open on Friday 9 July 2010 by Sir Leszek Borysiewicz, the MRC Chief Executive.
12 July 2010