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The World Health Organization (WHO) cites antibiotic resistance as one of the biggest threats to global health, food security, and development today.

As Birkbeck marks its 200th anniversary this year, it is furthering its commitment to ensuring current students and alumni always have access to the transformative power of education.

New research, published in Cell, illuminates the molecular 'trains' that transport cargoes essential for human health and development.

Former Universities Minister, Jo Johnson will be formally recognised as a Fellow of Birkbeck, receiving the university’s highest award.

There are still places left on many courses through Clearing, call 020 3907 0700 to apply, and come along to our Clearing Student Experience Day on Saturday from 12 to 3pm to discover what makes Birkbeck so special.

Professors and students have taken part in a UK-India exchange initiative doing vital work to reverse the tide of antibiotic resistance.

Birkbeck researchers have uncovered a way that may help stop the spread of antibiotic resistance, in a move that could impact the lives of millions globally.

The majority of Birkbeck’s research (83%) has been confirmed as world-leading and internationally excellent in the 2021 Research Excellence Framework (REF), the UK’s official assessment of the quality and impact of research in universities, published today.

This year’s Science Week, open to the public, is taking place from 29 March to 31 March, with the option to join in-person or virtually.

Collaborative research determines the structure of the protein perforin which will help scientists design drugs to enhance or prevent its activity.