The London Research Institute research groups are based at Lincoln’s Inn Fields and Clare Hall. Our major research themes are: the biology of tumours and tissues, cellular regulatory mechanisms and genomic integrity and cell cycle.
Groups at Clare Hall
The Clare Hall laboratories are housed on a purpose-built research campus located approximately 15 miles to the North of Central London in the Hertfordshire greenbelt. Research here has genomic stability as an underlying theme and focuses on a number of different model systems and processes.
The Clare Hall laboratories were officially opened in 1986 Clare Hall became, and remains today a leading centre for studies of DNA repair, recombination and replication, cell cycle control and transcription.
Simon Boulton
: DNA Damage Response
Peter Cherepanov
: Chromatin Structure and Mobile DNA
Alessandro Costa
: Architecture and Dynamics of Macromolecular Machines
Vincenzo Costanzo
: DNA Damage and Genomic Stability
John Diffley
: Chromosome Replication
Peter Karran
: Mammalian DNA Repair
Mark Petronczki
: Cell Division and Aneuploidy
Jesper Svejstrup
: Mechanisms of Gene Transcription
Helle Ulrich
: DNA Damage Tolerance
Stephen West
: Genetic Recombination
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