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- Dimitrios Anastasiou
- Siew-Lan Ang
- Kate Bishop
- Mike Blackman
- James Briscoe
- Denis Burdakov
- Paul Burgoyne
- Tom Carter
- Rita Cha
- Luiz Pedro de Carvalho
- Edgar Deu
- John Doorbar
- Paul Driscoll
- Greg Elgar
- Delmiro Fernandez-Reyes
- Eva Frickel
- Sebastien Gagneux
- Steve Gamblin
- Mike Gilchrist
- Richard Goldstein
- Alex Gould
- François Guillemot
- Maximiliano Gutierrez
- Tony Holder
- Ian Holt
- Ed Hulme
- George Kassiotis
- Jean Langhorne
- Steve Ley
- Vivian Li
- Malcolm Logan
- Robin Lovell-Badge
- Troy Margrie
- John McCauley
- Tim Mohun
- Justin Molloy
- Kathy Niakan
- Anne O’Garra
- Andrew Oates
- Elke Ober
- John Offer
- Vassilis Pachnis
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Genetics and Development
Infections and Immunity
- Immune Cell Biology
- Immunoregulation
- Molecular Immunology
- Mycobacterial Research
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Tom Carter Biography
Tom Carter graduated with a degree in physiology and pharmacology (King's College London, 1986) and then did research for a PhD in pharmacology in the Vascular Biology Unit, of the MRC Clinical Research Center in Harrow.
In 1989 he moved to the Division of Neurophysiology at the National Institute for Medical Research (NIMR). From 1995-1998 he held a British Heart Foundation Gerry Turner Fellowship, and in 1998 became a British Heart Foundation Basic University Lecturer.
In 1998 he joined the Pharmacology Department at UCL as a lecturer, and an honorary lecturer in Clinical Pharmacology. In 2003, he returned to NIMR, to take up a Career Scientist position within the Division of Molecular Neuroendocrinology. He retains an honorary senior lectureship in the Pharmacology Department at University College London.
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