Prof. Jonathan Flint:  Anxiety and depression  

Prof. Richard Mott:  Bioinformatics applications, mouse genetics and statistical bioinformatics  

Prof. Anthony Monaco:  Neurodevelopmental genetics (autism and dyslexia)  

Dr Dianne Newbury: Speech and language impairments

Prof. Adrian Hill: Vaccine development against malaria and other pathogens; genetics susceptibility to bacterial and other infectious diseases  

Prof. Dominic Kwiatkowski: Host determinants of malarial pathogenesis 

Dr Julian Knight: Regulatory polymorphism of the MHC  

Prof. Shoumo Bhattacharya: Cardiac development, congenital heart disease and myocardial homeostasis  

Prof. Barbara Casadei: Nitric oxide/redox signalling in health and disease (e.g., myocardial ischaemia, diabetes, heart failure and atrial fibrillation)  

Prof. Keith Channon:  The role of nitric oxide and superoxide in the early endothelial dysfunction characteristic of pre-atherosclerotic states 

Prof. Stefan Neubauer: The role of cardiac energetics in heart failure and magnetic resonance techniques for phenotyping cardiovascular disease 

Prof. Hugh Watkins: Molecular genetics and molecular biology of heart muscle disease; molecular genetics of complex cardiovascular phenotypes  

Dr Robin Choudhury: Development and application of magnetic resonance imaging to characterise atherosclerosis and vascular disease  

Prof. Martin Farrall: The molecular basis and population genetics of multifactorial cardiovascular disease and associated quantitative (intermediate) phenotypes  

Dr Jurgen Schneider: Development of fast cardiac MRI techniques at ultra-high fields 

Prof. Mark McCarthy: Human Type 2 diabetes and obesity  

Dr Cecilia Lindgren: Genetics and genomics of obesity 

Prof. Peter Donnelly: Genome-wide association methods; statistical genetics; genomic epidemiology; genomics 

Prof. Chris Holmes: Theory, methods and applications of statistical models in the fields of statistical genetics and geo-spatial statistics  

Prof. Gil McVean: Population genetics; coalescent modelling; statistical genetics; pathogen evolution and variation  

Dr Jonathan Marchini: Statistical genetics; genome-wide association studies; computationally intensive statistics; Bayesian statistics; image analysis  

Dr Andrew Morris: Genomic epidemiology; statistical genetics  

Dr Simon Myers: Population genetics, specifically the use of stochastic models to understand patterns of variation in samples drawn from a population  

Dr Chris Spencer: Statistical and population genetics; in particular autoimmune and infectious disease with a focus on African populations. 

Prof. Yvonne Jones: Cell-cell communication and signalling systems in developmental biology 

Prof. Dave Stuart: Viruses, viral proteins and cell surface receptors  

Dr Radu Aricescu: The structural biology of memory 

Dr Robert Gilbert: Structural biology of membrane proteins, viruses and ribosomes  

Dr Jonathan Grimes: Structural virology  

Dr Kay Grünewald: Cryo electron tomographic studies of complex viruses  

Dr Erika Mancini: Helicases and ATP-driven nucleic acid motors  

Dr Ray Owens: Oxford Protein Production Facility 

Dr Christian Siebold: Molecular mechanisms of hedgehog signalling  

Prof. Ian Tomlinson: Cancer genetics, population genetics, roles of selection and genomic instability in tumorigenesis, gastrointestinal cancer, renal cancer, mouse models, mitochondrial tumour suppressor genes 

Dr Simon Leedham: Molecular and Population Genetics 

Dr David Buck: Head of Core Genomics 

Dr Ioannis Ragoussis: Cell and molecular biology  

Sergi Padilla-Parra: Quantitative fluorescence microscopy and other imaging techniques

Dr Jenny Taylor: Translation of genetics research into clinical practice  

Dr Sam Knight: Translational genetics: bringing clinically relevant research into routine diagnostic practice.