Sanger Science

  • 21 March 2025

    For 25 years, Nick Thomson has used genomics to unlock the secrets of how infectious diseases spread around the world. We sat down with Nick to discover his plans as the new Head of the Parasites and Microbes programme.

  • 24 April 20194.8 min read

    Researchers can change children's futures in many more ways than just helping to beat a killer disease...

  • 12 April 20196.9 min read

    Some creatures never get cancer, while others can catch it from the sea. Find out more in our list of things you never knew about cancer in the wild

  • 10 April 20197.5 min read

    How Sanger scientists are using genetic surgery to understand the blueprint of life

  • CRAM-ming it in
    29 March 20193 min read

    An impending flood of genomic data threatens to overwhelm scientists' abilities to store and share it. Next-generation compression seeks to CRAM it all in

  • 25 March 20193.3 min read

    Hot tea has been linked to oesophageal cancer - but it's not clear if it's the cause. Studying DNA changes will help researchers find out.

  • How Sanger Institute researchers are using caterpillars to study pneumonia
    14 March 20195.3 min read

    Using caterpillars to investigate how human pneumonia works.