Global charitable foundation Wellcome announces series of successes for health thanks to long-term investments and partnerships in science as it publishes its annual report
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Wellcome – the global charitable foundation funding curiosity-driven science and research to solve urgent health challenges – is announcing three new members of its Executive Committee
Dr Katrina Gold, Research Lead in Discovery Research, responds to "milestone" moment in Human Cell Atlas project
Jeremy Knox, Wellcome's Head of Policy, Infectious Disease, comments on the progress made in the fight against antimicrobial resistance at the 4th Global High-Level Ministerial Conference on AMR, and what still needs to be done.
Wellcome urges negotiators to put health at the heart of climate action at COP29
Wellcome commends Chancellor’s commitment to R&D but cuts to official development assistance jeopardise the UK’s leadership on global health challenges
Wellcome responds to the 2024 report of the Lancet Countdown on health and climate change: Facing record-breaking threats from delayed action with a call to action at COP29.
The Wellcome Photography Prize, now open for entries, seeks visual stories of
human experience, hope, and resilience.
A further US$6mn will support the World Meteorological Organisation to strengthen provision of climate information for health decision making.
Robert Evans, a highly experienced property leader, has joined Wellcome Genome Campus as chief executive.
Urgent action needed from global leaders at UN High-Level Meeting on AMR in response to growing global health threat.
Beth Thompson, Chief Strategy Officer at Wellcome responds to Lord Darzi's Independent Investigation of the NHS report
Backing research will contribute to economic growth and lead to advances that improve health.
Nick Moakes to leave "the best investment job in the world" after 17 years.
Wellcome responds to the declaration of Mpox as a 'Public Health Emergency of International Concern' by the World Health Organisation.
Wellcome comments on the government’s proposed changes to planning rules to make it easier to build laboratories, data centres and digital infrastructure and to consult on classifying them as Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects.
Wellcome CEO John-Arne Røttingen welcomes the next government and sets out our asks for R&D.
Wellcome is calling on the political parties to commit to fulfilling the UK's potential as a global leader in science, research and development (R&D) and innovation.
Wellcome responds to news of a general election.
Joint partnership will support science to tackle a series of global health challenges and build healthier futures, especially for the world’s most vulnerable populations