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Mpox: what we know so far
Why disease surveillance and cooperation will be key to managing this outbreak and others in the future.
Why is it so hard to develop new antibiotics?
Discovering and then bringing new antibiotics to market is a tricky challenge – but one we need to solve if we want to be better protected against the growing threat of drug-…
Video feature: Tackling Climate Change - The good news
A video highlighting the 'co-benefits' of measures to reduce geenhouse gas emissions.
Seven vital questions about RNA Covid-19 vaccines
Both the Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna Covid-19 vaccines, unlike the vaccines we already use for other diseases, have been developed using ribonucleic acid (RNA) technology. So…
A year of Covid-19 – and a year of extraordinary science
The best of humanity has shone through the gloom of 2020. The dedication of scientists across the globe has been remarkable, not just for producing a string of lifesaving…
University students are at risk of depression – could peer-led interventions help, and if so, how?
Mental health problems like depression are common among university students. This research team will design, deliver and evaluate low-cost, peer-led interventions that could…
Open research
We want the research we fund – like publications, data, software and materials – to be open and accessible, so it can have the greatest possible impact.
Covid-19: supporting global research and development
We want to help the world overcome Covid-19. We’re calling for urgent international action to get lifesaving tests, treatments and vaccines from the laboratory to the front…
How to prevent another major pandemic
The world could have been much better prepared for Covid-19. So now we must ask: How well prepared are we going to be for the next pandemic?
Developing a vaccine for Ebola – the case for coordination and preparedness
The global community showed the power of working together during the West African Ebola epidemic. Continuing to do so could be key to improving epidemic preparedness.
How well do first and second vaccine doses work against Covid-19?
Critics warned against the UK policy of leaving a longer gap between doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech and Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccines. Now we have more data, what…
Brain imaging reveals why we remain optimistic in the face of reality
For some people, the glass is always half-full. Even when a football fan’s team has lost ten matches in a row, he might still be convinced his team can reverse its run of bad…
Why we need fair global vaccine allocation to end Covid-19
We know that a global vaccine roll out will be essential to get control of the coronavirus. Sir Jeremy Farrar explains exactly why equitable access to the Covid-19 vaccine is…
An expert explains how to track coronavirus variants
New Covid-19 variants could jeopardise a lot of the work that has been done to contain the pandemic. Genomic surveillance can help us track and contain them.
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Why we need a scientific approach to mental health at work
With businesses looking to support the mental health of their staff more than ever, Miranda Wolpert explains how science can guide their process.
Wellcome Trust initiative links science to the Olympic and Paralympic Games for everyone in 2012
How do athletes move so fast and jump so high? As the world focuses on the extraordinary feats of human performance that will take place in London next summer, the Wellcome…
Flexible research careers
We understand that different people choose different career paths, so we want to provide flexible research career opportunities.
Far from the Tree by Andrew Solomon wins the Wellcome Book Prize 2014
"It's a book everyone should read… there's no one who wouldn't be a more imaginative and understanding parent - or human being - for having done so… a wise and beautiful book…