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º£½ÇÉçÇøÂÛ̳ aims to develop and advance scientific understanding with the potential to deliver social and economic benefits for everyone.

We believe strongly in sharing our research and knowledge widely to promote lifelong health and wellbeing. In addition to publicising our recent research findings, we work with the media to support the inclusion of evidence-based research into various public interest and current affairs topics.

By communicating our research, we aim to:

  • Promote research at the º£½ÇÉçÇøÂÛ̳ and communicate how our work benefits society
  • Raise the public profile of the Institute as a world-class centre for life science research excellence and expertise
  • Take an active role in informing public dialogue with evidence-based research relevant to key social and political issues

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Scientific seminars and Institute events

Our welcomes a diversity of speakers from around the world, allowing us to hear about the latest research techniques and findings in areas that connect to our own research. To enquire about joining us for a seminar or to join our seminar mailing list please email: seminars@babraham.ac.uk. Our public engagement team run regular events for schools, science festivals and public groups.

Annual research report

Our annual research report provides an overview of the Institute, our science, successes and highlights.

The Institute’s Communications team

The Institute’s Communications team works to support our researchers and share engaging information about the Institute, its people, discoveries and impact. We work with local, national and international journalists to access the information and people they need and are happy to receive enquiries and requests to comms@babraham.ac.uk.

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Science Storytime: Maya's Marvellous Medicine

Who said that science and literacy don't mix? Maya’s Marvellous Medicine’ is the third children’s book by immunologist Prof. Adrian Liston and illustrated by artist Dr Sonia Agüera-Gonzalez. The book sees Maya learn about the cells that make up our immune system and how vaccinations prepare these cells for battle.

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