Principal investigators
Meet the scientists leading the laboratories at the Cambridge Stem Cell Institute
| Dr Maria Alcolea | Epithelial cell fate and plasticity |
| Dr Johannes Bargehr | Immunomodulation in cardiac repair |
| Prof Roger Barker | Parkinson's and Huntington's disease |
| Dr Thorsten Boroviak | Primate embryogenesis |
| Dr Harry Bulstrode | Neural stem cells in development, regeneration and cancer |
| Dr Maria Duque-Correa | Tissue damage, regeneration and stem cell perturbation by parasitic worms |
| Prof. Cédric Ghevaert | In vitro production of platelets for transfusion |
| Prof. Bertie Göttgens | Cellular decision making in normal and leukaemic blood stem cells |
| Dr Chiara Herzog | Epigenetics, ageing, and stem cells |
| Prof Daniel Hodson | Mutation timing in lymphomagenesis |
| Prof. Brian Huntly | Leukaemia stem cell biology and leukaemogenesis |
| Prof. Ragnhildur Thóra Káradóttir | Neurotransmitter signalling to central nervous system progenitor cells |
| Prof. Walid Khaled | Epithelial cell fate and tumour development |
| Prof. Elisa Laurenti | Human haematopoietic stem cells biology in health and disease |
| Prof. Andrew McCaskie | Regenerative therapies for bone and cartilage repair |
| Prof. Simón Méndez-Ferrer | Blood stem cell niches |
| Dr Jyoti Nangalia | Origin and evolution of blood cancers |
| Prof. Anna Philpott | Proneural transcription factors |
| Dr Fotios Sampaziotis | Hepatobiliary disorders |
| Prof. Ben Simons | Tracing stem cell fate in development, maintenance and disease |
| Prof. Sanjay Sinha | Cardiovascular diseases |
| Dr Mekayla Storer | Stem cells and limb regeneration |
| Prof. Sarah Teichmann | Gene expression genomics |
| Dr Richard Tyser | Emergence of form and function during early heart development |
| Dr Konstantinos Tzelepis | Stem cells, Cancer, Ageing, RNA modifications |
| Prof. George Vassiliou | Leukaemic & preleukaemic haemopoietic stem cells |
| Dr Adam Wilkinson | Haematological malignancies |
| Prof. Matthias Zilbauer | Intestinal stem cell biology |
Emeritus Professors
| Prof. Tony Green Emeritus Group Leader | Haematopoiesis and haematological malignancies |