Department of Immunology and Inflammation

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Department of Immunology & Inflammation at Imperial College London | Part of the Faculty of Medicine | Pioneering research into inflammatory and haematological conditions https://www.imperial.ac.uk/immunology-inflammation/

First in the UK, second in the world! We’ve retained our QS World University Ranking for the third year in a row! 🎉 This success is thanks to every single member of Imperial’s community, as we work together to make a meaningful difference in the world.

Imperial 
For the 3rd year running
2nd in the world
1st in the UK and Europe
QS World University Rankings 2027

New evidence suggests osteoarthritis is not a collection of distinct diseases, but a single condition driven by shared biological pathways. Findings from the STEpUP OA study offers important insights to inform more targeted and effective treatments.🦵 👇️

Study of knee arthritis tissue reveals biological pathways underlying osteoarthritis

Research has found that osteoarthritis (OA) is not a collection of separate diseases, as many scientists have previously speculated, but rather a sin...

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"Research can improve care and outcomes for patients and the wider population." Prof Marina Botto is leading a new consortium funded by the MRC to support clinicians at critical stages in their research careers. www.imperial.ac.uk/news/article...

New South-West London consortium established to support clinical research careers

Imperial has been awarded funding from the Medical Research Council (MRC) to support clinical research careers.

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A multiple myeloma candidate, DTP3, with a new mode of action, is now in Phase 2 trials after positive Phase 1 results showed it kills cancer cells without toxicity to patients. Prof. Guido Franzoso and his team developed the first in-class drug.👇 www.imperial.ac.uk/news/article...

First-in-class drug candidate for multiple myeloma shows promise in Phase 1 trial

A multiple myeloma candidate with a new mode of action is now in Phase 2 patient trials following positive Phase 1 results showing it kills cancer ce...

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Congratulations to our Centre for Haematology and Centre for Inflammatory Disease for earning Silver in the Green Impact awards! 🌍🏆 Over 2,500 staff and students engaged in sustainability efforts this year through the Green Impact awards.👇 www.imperial.ac.uk/news/article...

Platinum success for four Green Impact teams

Imperial held its annual awards ceremony to celebrate the efforts of its Green Impact teams who engaged over 2,500 staff and students in sustainabili...

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"We're hoping that our work will make clearer the underlying mechanisms and inform further clinical trials." Prof Danny Altmann comments in BBC News on a new Rossetta Stone study, which hopes to look for biomarkers for ME/CFS.👇 www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Long Covid and ME patients 'hopeful' about Rosetta Stone study

The £1.1m Rosetta Stone study hopes to make a breakthrough by comparing both conditions.

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“I’ve always been keen on teaching because if you see something interesting or discover something unusual, you want to share it.” We celebrate Professor Emerita Barbara Bain, who has spent five decades shaping haematology and medical education. Read more👇 www.imperial.ac.uk/news/article...

Celebrating Professor Barbara Bain: A Life in Haematology and Education

Celebrating Professor Barbara Bain: A Life in Haematology and Education

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1/2: Driving discovery: The ME Association invests £1.1m into pioneering research programme! We are incredibly proud to unveil news of our latest investment into ground-breaking research to help world-leading scientists uncover shared pathways between ME/CFS and Long Covid. #pwME

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🚨We're hiring! Join us as an Assistant / Associate / Chair (Professor) in Inflammation at our Hammersmith Campus. #AcademicJobs #Immunology 🔬 World-class research 📚 Supportive academic environment 💼 Competitive salary & benefits Apply by 10 Dec👇 www.imperial.ac.uk/jobs/search-...

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Congratulations to our Dr Sophie Rutschmann for recieving the Established Educator Teaching Excellence Award. 🥳 Sophie leads our MSc Immunology course and evolves the program to keep its curriculum relevant and ensure it provides a solid training for the immunologists of the future.

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Using evidence, creativity and enthusiasm to inspire her students with a love for immunology, the Established Educator Teaching Excellence Award goes to Sophie Rutschmann! Sophie has harnessed the power of digital education to deliver innovative and authentic biomedical programs

The Biochemical Society 2026 Awards - Teaching Excellence Award Established Educator
Dr Sophie Rutschmann
Imperial College London, UK