The Dunn School has been fully international for nearly 100 years and Brexit will not change this. Over half our staff are non-British, and we welcome everyone who wants to participate in our world-leading biomedical research.
Scientists at the Dunn School aim to discover the molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying human health and disease. With a long history of exceptional achievements, we offer an outstanding environment and training.
Around 250 scientists work at the Dunn School, including more than 100 postdoc scientists and 80 graduate students, from over 30 countries. We support people throughout their scientific careers, provide excellent facilities and exciting research questions.
Research Highlights
The Norman Heatley Lecture
The next lecture will be given by: Dr Cynthia Kenyon, Vice President, Aging Research, Calico Life Sciences LLC, on Monday 23 April 2018 at 16.30 at the Oxford University Museum of Natural History. The title of her lecture is: "Processes that Enhance Proteostasis and Longevity in C. elegans"
Research
The Dunn School's research addresses the fundamental causes of human disease and the development of new approaches to therapy.
Postdocs
There are over 300 scientists working at the Dunn School, including over 100 postdoctoral scientists from over 30 different countries