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Lighting the Pathway to the Next Generation of Healthcare

What if a person recovering from a stroke could regain ...
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Supporting innovation that could transform the future of wound care

A new approach to wound healing developed by researchers at ...
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New Claude Science AI Could Help Accelerate Your Research

Anthropic has recently launched Claude Science, a new AI-powered research ...
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From prediction to prevention: a breakthrough in lung cancer research

Congratulations to Professor Charles Swanton and his team on the ...
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Transcranial ultrasound as a non-invasive alternative to deep brain stimulation in Parkinson’s

In 2023, Rosetrees funded an interdisciplinary award led by Professor ...
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Supporting Clinical Academic Careers: Introducing Crick–Rosetrees Fellow Dr Shahana Sengupta

At Rosetrees, we are committed to supporting innovative research and ...
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Engineering a New Oesophagus: Breakthroughs in Regenerative Medicine for Children

Rosetrees has been a long-time supporter of the pioneering research ...
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Rosetrees-Supported Researcher Professor Charles Swanton Awarded the Sjöberg Prize

Rosetrees is delighted to congratulate Professor Charles Swanton on being ...
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Making Epilepsy Surgery More Accessible

Rosetrees is proud to partner with The National Brain Appeal ...
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Night-time metabolism may hold the key to common liver disease

In 2022, Rosetrees Trust awarded a Seedcorn grant to Dr ...
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LungVax: The First Lung Cancer Prevention Vaccine Enters Clinical Trials

A world-first clinical trial is set to begin testing LungVax, an ...
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Professor Charles Swanton, winner of the Mike Price Gold Medal

We’re delighted to share that Rosetrees funded Professor Charles Swanton, ...
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KCL Researchers Win Prestigious Michael Prize 2025 for Epilepsy Imaging Breakthrough

Dr. Sophie Adler and Dr. Konrad Wagstyl, leading epilepsy researchers ...
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Repurposing Nitisinone: A Promising New Weapon Against Mosquito-Borne Diseases

A team at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine has ...
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Less processed diet may be more beneficial for weight loss

A ground-breaking study by Rosetrees-funded researchers at UCL has revealed ...
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Fighting Superbugs: Award for Synthetic Teixobactins Platform

We are delighted to share the news that Dr. Ishwar ...
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AI to help develop treatments for MND

A new research project at University College London aims to ...
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New insights into how the brain controls neuronal activity

A Rosetrees-funded study has shed new light on the mechanisms ...
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New AI-based system to help treat paediatric patients in intensive care

UK researchers at Imperial College have teamed up with the ...
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Uncovering Cancer’s Weak Spots: Dr. Stefan Antonowicz Awarded Fellowship for Innovative Oesophageal Cancer Research

Rosetrees is proud to be jointly funding a Clinician Scientist Fellowship with ...
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Pioneering Gene Therapy Shows Potential for Treating Rare Genetic Retinal Disorder

Researchers from the NIHR Moorfields Biomedical Research Centre and University ...
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Huge rise in mental health admissions for young people in last decade

Admissions of children (up to the age of 18) with ...
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New Scan Offers Hope for Asthma and COPD Patients

Scientists have developed a new technique that allows doctors to ...
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New study reveals how immune cells play a key role in movement

In a groundbreaking collaborative study supported by Rosetrees, scientists from ...
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New study reveals molecular causes of rare neurological condition in children

A new study led by Rosetrees-funded scientists at UCL Queen ...
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Stem cell-derived model of the post-implantation human embryo

Researchers at the University of Cambridge and in the U.S. ...
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Donor motor neurons could restore muscle function in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)

Scientists led by UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology have ...
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Genetic Clues Reveal Lung Cancer’s Next Move

   Knowing whether a tumour might grow or spread to ...
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The Riddle of Cachexia

Scientists examining the causes of cachexia - the sudden loss ...
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New study reveals how skin cancer resists treatment

Scientists have discovered how some skin cancers stop responding to ...
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VIRTUAL REALITY TRANSFORMS EDI TRAINING

Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has successfully used ...
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Creating complex protocells and prototissues using simple DNA building blocks

Rosetrees-funded researchers at UCL have utilized macromolecular DNA nanotechnology to ...
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Green Mediterranean diet reduces more fat than traditional Med or healthy diet

Researchers in Israel have shown that the  green Mediterranean diet ...
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New research finds that statins could help treat bowel cancer

A new study has shown that statins, commonly used to ...
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Monoclonal antibodies prevent age-related decline in nerve regeneration after injury

A new study by researchers at Imperial College London, led ...
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New research on how the body’s immune system can be used to battle cancer

Research from Rosetrees' funded researcher Dr Stuart Rushworth (University of ...
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New non-invasive approach to treating cancer

Rosetrees funded scientists have developed a novel cancer therapy that ...
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Rosetrees funded research published in Cell Reports Medicine

Congratulations to Rosetrees funded researcher Dr Alex Clark (University of ...
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Rosetrees funded researchers selected to join The Royal Society (2021)

Warm congratulations to Professor David Rowitch and Professor Sir Simon ...
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Rosetrees funded scientists elected to prestigious Academy of Medical Sciences Fellowship

We wish to give our warmest congratulations to Professor Heidi ...
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New MRI techniques for predicting disability in Multiple Sclerosis

New research, recently published in Brain, has demonstrated new MRI ...
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Lab-grown ‘mini-bile ducts’ used to repair human livers

Rosetrees -funded research, published in Science, reports that for the ...
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