New Website for the Bukhman Centre at the University of Oxford

We are pleased to announce the launch of the website for the Bukhman Centre for Research Excellence in type 1 diabetes.

Established with the support of the Bukhman Foundation, the Centre brings together leading experts from across Oxford, alongside patients and families, to advance collaborative, cross-disciplinary research in type 1 diabetes.

This new platform reflects the Centre’s mission to unite researchers, clinicians, patients and families in advancing collaborative research in type 1 diabetes. It provides a dedicated space to share the Centre’s work, activities, and opportunities, marking an important step in building a global research community and accelerating progress in the field.

Visit the website here: Bukhman Centre for Research Excellence in Type 1 Diabetes

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