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Cambridge Bio-Medical Campus
Departments currently included in the Bio-Medical campus and involved in research are:
In addition, 3 new departments have already been completed, and are set to open later this year:
There are also plans for Papworth Hospital, the UK's most famous cardiac hospital, to move onto the site in the near future. Additional recommended knowledge
Addenbrooke's HospitalAddenbrooke's Hospital is a large teaching hospital, and the central focus of the campus. (See main article). The following hospital departments are strongly involved with other areas of the campus in medical research: Clinical Department of OncologyThe Clinical Investigation WardThe Wolfson Brain Imaging CentreThe Clinical SchoolCambridge University's Medical School, established in 1976. (See main article). The Cambridge Institute for Medical ResearchThe Hutchinson/MRC Research CentreThe MRC Laboratory of Molecular BiologyCancer Research UK InstituteThe Cambridge Cancer Research Institute was set up in a move to bring the scientific strengths of Cambridge to the forefront of cancer diagnosis, treatment and prevention. The institute is purposely located in a position that allows researchers to move freely between a scientific environment, the laboratories of the surrounding campus and the clinical environment of the adjacent Regional Cancer Centre, part of Addenbrooke's Hospital. The institute is home to four main areas of research:
The centre was officially opened by Queen Elizabeth II in February 2007. Institute for Diabetes, Endocrinology and MetabolismSite MapBelow is a map which gives an idea of the scale of the site and the locations of the departments. Research facilities are highlighted in blue, hospital facilities in red and general facilities in green:
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