Technologies

Male scientist looking through a microscopeInnovative technologies are at the heart of the Department of Metabolism and Systems Science's research activity, often integrated into comprehensive systems science and biology approaches to important clinical questions in metabolic, endocrine and reproductive disease.

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Our principal investigators employ all elements of the translational cascade, with a combination of in vitro and in vivo models, human in vivo physiology, innovative metabolome and live cell imaging approaches, experimental medicine studies and clinical trials. Departmental investigators drive core components of the Centre of Membrane Proteins and Receptors (COMPARE).

We utilise unique technology platforms for our frontier-pushing research:

Our research further benefits from our University's core genomics facility and High Performance Computing (HPC) BlueBEAR cluster.