The Francis Crick Institute
The Crick is a new biomedical discovery institute in the heart of London, dedicated to understanding the fundamental biology underlying health and disease.
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As the largest biomedical research institute in Europe under one roof, we’re home to 1500 pioneering scientists and support staff. They collaborate across disciplines to try and understand the fundamental biology underlying health and disease.
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Our research helps to understand why disease develops and to find new ways to diagnose, prevent and treat a range of illnesses − such as cancer, heart disease and stroke, infections and neurodegenerative diseases.
Future science leaders by Thomas Angus, Imperial College LondonFrancis Crick Institute
We explore opportunities for new and improved therapies, diagnosis and prevention strategies.
For instance, one lab creates mini organs, called ‘organoids’, to study colon cancer in the hope of finding better treatments...
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Life in a Crick labFrancis Crick Institute
Crick scientists are passionate about their work and the benefits it can bring to people's health, the economy and society.
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We also aim to engage the public with our research, to demonstrate why science matters and inspire future science leaders.
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Find out more about how you can get involved at: Crick.ac.uk/What'sOn
