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Institute of Genetics and Cancer

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Four women standing in a row

Celebrating the role of research nurses

Research nurses play a vital role in medical research, helping to design studies, working with patients on clinical trials and carrying out quantitative and qualitative research.  At the Institute of Genetics and Cancer, Debbie Alexander leads a team of research nurses focusing on Gastroenterology and Rheumatology studies. The team has a variety of backgrounds including Orthopaedics, Rheumatology, Research […]

12th May 2026 0

Head shot of Professor Stuart Ralston

‘Bone’ Voyage – Professor of Rheumatology Stuart Ralston retires after 50 years

Having moved into his eighth decade, Professor of Rheumatology Stuart Ralston is taking flexible retirement but he has no immediate plans to slow down. His office desk, on the third floor of the North Building at the Institute of Genetics and Cancer (IGC), is littered with papers and books he has contributed to, including Davidson’s […]

28th January 2026 0

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