Our partnerships provide the most support and engagement of our work. We embed at least one member of the team with the group and together they advance on projects, analysis and scientific direction. This differs from the service provision in the length and involvement we provide, typically establishing nurturing long-term collaborations for the most scientific benefit.
At the University of Liverpool
We are currently an integral part of the Liverpool Blood Cancer Centre and the Centre for Drug Safety Science (CDSS), which sit in the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences.
Within the CDSS we are leading the Systems Medicine component of a wide range of projects, including TransBioline. TransBioline is a large Innovative Medicines Initiative (IMI) project aiming at identifying circulating micro-RNAs that are a diagnostic of drug induced toxicity.
Defence Science and Technology Laboratory
We work in close collaboration with the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (DSTL), with whom we hold several projects tackling themes from antimicrobial resistance to biomarker discovery to enhance therapeutics in the field.
Our staff and services
As part of all these partnerships we hold dedicated members of staff that work closely with wet-scientists and clinicians. These partnerships deliver high quality science, training and software solutions, supporting all aspects of broader computational biology including omics analytics and experimental design.
Together we support a number of grant applications and wider scientific proposals with the aim to widen the capacity to exploit in-house data and applications.
We are currently evaluating other collaborative partnerships. If you are interested in working with us, do not hesitate to contact us.
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